In recent years, although Nokia has been rumored to relaunch its top flagship models, it often backfires in the end. Recently, Nokia once again released an entry-level mobile phone - Nokia G21.
In the appearance part, Nokia G21 adopts a waterdrop screen scheme on the front, and the chin is wider, and the back adopts a three-camera scheme, and the overall design has no highlights. In terms of specific configuration, Nokia G21 is equipped with Tsinghua Unigroup T606 processor, which only supports 4G networks, and the performance is introductory. The screen is a 6.5-inch 720P resolution waterdrop screen, which supports up to 90Hz screen refresh rate and supports 60/90Hz two-stop refresh rate adjustment. With a side fingerprint recognition scheme, it is equipped with a 5050mAh battery and supports 18W wired charging, but only comes with a 10W charging plug. The storage specifications start at 4+64GB, support microSD card storage expansion, and retain the 3.5mm headphone jack.
The starting price of the Nokia G21 is reported to be 170 euros, which is about 1230 yuan.