There was a time when when you thought of a mobile phone, the Nokia brand immediately came to mind but then the history of the brand was unfortunately all downhill. Years after the debut of the Android OS, the Finnish brand, later acquired by HMD Global, is back on track by embracing the philosophy of the Android One project, achieving excellent results in the low / medium market segment.
So the company is preparing to launch a new inexpensive smartphone, the Nokia C3, expected soon in India and which should subsequently also arrive in the western market. A poster has appeared in the Indian streets revealing some key information about the device, although it is still unclear which SoC will power the entry-level device.
Nokia C3 ready to debut? The launch in India is getting closer and closer
What is clear instead is the price, which in China corresponds to 699 yuan, or about 86 euros at the current exchange rate, as well as the fact that we will find ourselves in front of a 5,99-inch display in HD + resolution with peak brightness from 400 nits. There is also a rear camera, single, from 8 MP with opening f / 2.0 and a selfie camera from 5 MP with opening f / 2.4. The only variant for the memories, with 3 GB RAM and 32 GB storage with the possibility of expansion via Micro SD.
Well balanced batteries, with a capacity of 3040 mAh which considering the poor hardware, should guarantee up to 7 hours of active screen. Spacifications of other times those related to connectivity, with single-band WiFi, Bluetootth 4.2, 4G, GPS / A-GPS and micro USB input for charging as well as 3,5 mm hacks. Fortunately, there is also a fingerprint reader on the back.
I don't know how successful this Nokia C3 can be considering that at a price of poco superior we find excellent alternatives from Realme and Xiaomi, much more complete and modern.
