Resolution: HD+(1600 x 720 pixels) 20:9 aspect ratio.In addition to the capacitive fingerprint sensor, users can also use the AI Face Unlock.
It identifies your favorite apps and prioritizes power for such apps. For battery efficiency, there is an AI-assisted Adaptive Battery feature. As per the company, it should last up to 2 days of usage on a single charge. Nokia 2.4 features a massive non-removable battery of 4,500mAh.
On the front, there is a 5MP selfie camera with an aperture of f/2.4. The two sensors are inside the pill-shaped camera bump alongside the LED flash. With Portrait Editor, users can choose from the custom shaped and blurred background after the shots have been taken. The primary camera is accompanied by a depth sensor of 2MP. The upgrade in the image processing means Nokia 2.4 now has a dedicated Night mode backed by AI algorithms. The 16MP primary camera uses a 5P lens with an aperture of f/2.2. Nokia 2.4 flaunts a dual-camera setup on the back. Similarly, it is also eligible for three years of monthly security updates. Since the phone falls under the Android One program, Android upgrade up to Android 12 is guaranteed. Nokia 2.4 ships with near-stock Android 10. In either variant, the internal storage can be expanded up to 512GB. The base variant features 2GB of RAM coupled with 32GB of storage while the top model brings 3GB of RAM with 64GB of internal storage. It is available in two memory configurations. There was quad-core Helio A22 in the Nokia 2.3. It’s an octa-core processor with eight Cortex A53 cores. The device is powered by MediaTek’s Helio P22 chipset. Similarly, users can choose between three color options – Dusk, Fjord, and Charcoal Performance and Memory Just below the module, resides a physical capacitive fingerprint scanner for biometrics. The Nokia branding is on the bottom chin of the display.Īt the back, the dual-camera setup is enclosed inside a pill-shaped camera module, accompanied by a flash. It features a notch on top to house the front camera. Compared to Nokia 2.3, it has a bigger screen, taller aspect ratio, and slightly better resolution. It features a taller 6.5-inch HD+ display with a tall aspect ratio of 20:9. With the 3D Nano textured finish, the company claims that the phone will feel both secure, solid, and comfortable in hand. While the chassis of the Nokia 2.4 is made up of metal, its shell is composed of polycarbonate material. In this post, we will be taking a look at the specs, features, official price, and availability of Nokia 2.4 in Nepal. HMD Global has officially unveiled its latest entry-level smartphones, the Nokia 2.4.
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