However, I loved the pure Android experience. Further down in the middle, there is a Nokia brand engraving. Also, it is very fast and responsive to the finger impression and has a low False Rejection Rate (FRR). It is very to access for the index finger, even for a person with small hands to unlock the screen. On the back, Nokia 2.4 features vertically aligned dual-camera module with LED flash, and just below, there is a fingerprint sensor. On top, it has a 3.5mm audio jack and a mic.Īt the base, it features another mic, right beside it, you will find the Type 2 micro USB port and a speaker. On the opposite side, it has the volume rocker and power button placed one over the other. It features a dedicated Google Assistant button on the left side and just above, the company has incorporated a SIM tray with triple slots (nano + nano + microSD). Despite the big size, it was easy for me to wrap around the display. The phone's frame is slim but sturdy and it has a taller structure.
It has a 3D nano-textured shell on the back and offers a really good grip for the fingers to hold on to the phone. I have been using the Nokia 2.4 Android One for a week and here are my thoughts.Īs said in my first impression, Nokia 2.4 Fjord looks good in the dual-tone design. The new Nokia 2.4 has a pretty good hardware upgrade in terms of a larger display, better processor, and bigger battery capacity compared to the predecessor 2.3 series. Recently, HMD Global Oy launched the company's new Android One series phone Nokia 2.4 for Rs 10,399 in India.
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