Nokia 2.4 Full Review

When I first laid eyes on the sales package of the Nokia 2.4, I couldn't help but think about the past and tradition. The box design, while not a major factor in most customers' purchasing decisions, can sometimes serve as a nostalgic reminder of the good old days. In this case, the handshake on the front of the retail box was inspired by the iconic handshake animation from boot-up of old Nokia devices.

The new box design gives more visibility to the phone's design, which is a nice touch. The Nokia 2.4 comes in a nicely designed unibody, similar to its predecessor, but with some hardware upgrades and a slight evolution in the design.

In my experience using the device as my primary phone for the last 10 days, I found it to be a solid option for those looking for an affordable smartphone. With a budget chipset and low-resolution screen, the Nokia 2.4 still manages to retain its 119 euro price tag and offers 3 years of software support.

One of the key focus areas of Nokia Mobile is providing great value for money in the budget device segment. The promise of 2 Android upgrades and 3 years of security updates sets it apart from other devices in this category.

The Nokia 2.4 has some notable features, including FM Radio, 5W charger, Face Unlock, nano SIM, MicroUSB port, and sensors such as Fingerprint, accelerometer, and proximity. Connectivity options include BT 5.0, WiFi b/g/n, USB-OTG, GPS (A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS), and a MediaTek Helio P22 processor.

However, one area where the device falls short is its screen brightness. It may not be bright enough for easy outdoor use. Additionally, users can expect timely updates and support up to Android 12.

Overall, the Nokia 2.4 is a great option for those looking for an affordable smartphone with solid design, timely software updates, and a good value for money.

Nokia 2.4 full review