With this generation of smartphones, Nokia Mobile decided to put the device first, giving more visibility to the phone’s design. The handshake on the front of the retail box was inspired by the iconic handshake animation from boot-up of old Nokia device. Just like with the rest of Nokia phones announced this year, Nokia 2.4 comes with the new box design that loses the iconic handshake recreation. screen not bright enough for easy outdoor use.

Timely updates and support to Android 12.

Extras: FM Radio, 5W charger, Face Unlock, nano SIM, MicroUSB port.

Sensors: Fingerprint, accelerometer, proximity.

Connectivity: BT 5.0, WiFi b/g/n, USB-OTG, GPS (A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS).

Processor: MediaTek Helio P22 (12 nm), Octa-core (8× up to 2.0 GHz ARM Cortex-A53 ),.

I used it as my primary phone for the last 10 days and you can read down below my experience from spending time with it and discover if the Nokia 2.4 is the right fit for you or someone you know as the next device. The device still comes with budget chipset and low-resolution screen, but it retains the affordable 119 euro price tag and brings 3 years of software support. Nokia 2.4 comes in a nicely designed unibody, just like its predecessor 2.3, but brings some hardware upgrades and a slight evolution in the design.

The Nokia 2.4 we got on review is the fourth device in the Nokia 2 series of phones started in 2017 and is the only series of Nokia phones that didn’t skip any decimal value, meaning we first had the Nokia 2, then the Nokia 2.1, Nokia 2.2, Nokia 2.3 and now we have the Nokia 2.4. Probably the most important differentiating factor of Nokia devices in the budget segment is the promise of 2 Android upgrades, 3 years of security updates and solid design. One of the key focus areas of Nokia Mobile is providing great value for money in the budget device segment.

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