Nokia releases six phones at once, including a new 5G lineup
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PublishedApr 9, 2021
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Nokia has revamped its smartphone lineup with six new devices under three different lineups. In this post, we will be talking about the new Nokia X, G, and C series devices in brief along with their expected price in Nepal.
Nokia X-series
Here, the Nokia X10 and X20 are the only devices among the new releases to support 5G connectivity. The company is also promising software and security updates for up to 3 years. Since these phones are debuting with Android 11, they will be getting support for up to Android 14. Both phones are pretty similar and differ mainly in the camera department.
Nokia X20 features a 64MP quad-camera setup with a 5MP ultrawide, a 2MP depth, and a 2MP macro sensor. As for the cheaper X10, Nokia has swapped the 64MP sensor for a 48MP lens instead. Similarly, the X20 has a 32MP front camera, while the X10 has an 8MP camera. You can use the front and the rear camera simultaneously on the X20.
Nokia has also removed chargers and headphones from the boxes of the phone, citing concerns over e-waste. The move seems quite odd as we have seen brands do it only on their flagship devices.
Nokia X10 and X20 have been announced in Europe with price tags of €310 and €350 and will be available from June and May, respectively. If Nokia Nepal launches them here, we expect the price of Nokia X10 and X20 to be around NPR 38,000 and NPR 45,000, respectively.
Nokia X-series
Price in Europe
Price in Nepal (Expected)
X10
€310
NPR 38,000
X20
€350
NPR 45,000
Nokia G-series
As per the G-series phone, they are more focused on providing better battery life, with Nokia claiming up to three days of battery backup.
There are two devices in the lineup – Nokia G10 and G20. They are powered by MediaTek's Helio G25 and G35, respectively. You get Android 11 out-of-the-box, and Nokia has promised up to two years of software updates on these phones. You get a massive 5050mAh battery on both devices with support for 10W charging via a Type-C port.
Nokia G10
Nokia G20
Display
6.517” HD+ Display
Processor
Helio G25
Helio G35
Memory
3/4GB RAM, 32/64GB storage
4GB RAM, 64/128GB storage
OS
Android 11
Rear Cameras
13MP + 2MP + 2MP
48MP + 5MP + 2MP + 2MP
Front Cameras
8MP
Connectivity
LTE, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 5.0
Battery
5050mAh, 10W charging
Nokia G10 and G20 Price in Nepal & Availability
The price of the Nokia G20 in Nepal is NPR 19,999 for the 4/64GB variant. Nokia G10 is a cheaper offering with a price tag of NPR 16,999 for the same configuration.
Nokia G-series
Price in Nepal
G10 (4/64GB)
NPR 16,999
G20 (4/64GB)
NPR 20,000
Nokia C-series
Finally, the new entries in Nokia's C-series are targeted towards first-time smartphone users (as usual). They don’t boast a lot of power but could be a decent choice if you are looking for a durable phone with a clean UI. The latest entries on the lineup are C10 and C20. Both are powered by Unisoc processors and come with the Go Edition of Android 11. As with the G-series, Nokia assures two years of software updates on the C series.
Though the two devices pack almost similar specs, the C20 is a more premium option with an octa-core processor, LTE support, and FM radio feature.
Nokia C10
Nokia C20
Display
6.517” HD+ Display
Processor
Quad-core, 1.3GHz
Octa-core, 1.6GHz
Memory
1/16, 1/32, 2/16GB
1/16GB, 2/32GB
OS
Android 11 (Go Edition)
Rear Cameras
5MP
Front Cameras
5MP
Connectivity
Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2
LTE, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2
Battery
3000mAh, 5W charging
Nokia C10 and C20 Price in Nepal & Availability
The price of the Nokia C20 in Nepal is NPR 10,999 for the 2/32GB variant. Nokia C10 is not yet available in Nepal, but when it does we expect its price to be NPR 9,000.
Nokia C-series
Price in Nepal
C10
NPR 9,000 (Expected)
C20 (2/32GB)
NPR 10,999
Meanwhile, check out our review of the Nokia 3.4.
Article Last updated: April 9, 2021
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