Super battery-life entry level smartphone coming in November
The makers say the phone can go for 48 hours if used for an average 5 hours per day.
follows the launch of the high end Nokia 8, and lower mid-range Nokia 3 among others like the Nokia 5 and 6.
This new device decides to focus on what a Nigerian phone user truly needs which is a super extended battery life.
The Nokia 2 packs a 4100 MAh battery which is the stand out feature. Additionally, it has Google Assistant built-in, which Nokia says you won’t find in any other entry level device.
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Other specs of the device would include:
Size - A 5 inch HD 1280x720 LCD display
OS - Android 7.1 Nougat (Oreo update to follow)
RAM - 1GB
Internalmemory - 8GB built-in, expandable to 128GB with memory card slot
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Processor - Qualcomm Snapdragon 212
Rearcamera - 8MP
Frontcamera - 5MP
Colors - Black, white and copper
Materialbuild - Polycarbonate (more durable version of plastic)
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Price - Said to be priced around 99 Euros which equates to about N41, 500
The device is said to be released mid-November 2017.
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