We were lucky enough to get the Nokia G60 5G to the office just in time for unboxing, but we also managed to get our hands on the other new Nokia devices at IFA 2022 in Berlin. So without further ado, here is a handy of the Nokia X30 5G and Nokia C31 smartphones and the Nokia T21 tablet.
Nokia X30 5G
The Nokia X30 5G is the company’s most premium curr5 offering, which is immediately evident by the inclusion of an OLED panel, the first on a Nokia phone since 2019’s 9 PureView.
The screen is a 6.43-inch 1080x2400px panel with a 90Hz refresh rate and 700 nit peak brightness. It is covered with Gorilla Glass Victus. Being an OLED, the display housed a fingerprint scanner.
The phone features a metal frame, but is made from 100% recycled aluminum, while the plastic back panel uses 65% recycled material.
Nokia X30 5G
There are two cameras on the back of the Nokia X30 5G: a 50MP 1 / 1.56 “sensor with an optically stabilized f / 1.8 wide-angle lens and a 13MP 1 / 3.06” ultrawide with f / 2 lens , 4.
The pair of cameras is also equipped with Gorillas Glass protection of the DX + variety.
The selfie camera has a 16MP sensor and no autofocus.
The Nokia X30 5G and its 50MP main camera
The Nokia X30 5G is powered by a 6nm Snapdragon 695 5G chipset with a choice of 6GB or 8GB of RAM and 128GB (UFS 2.2) or 256GB (UFS 3.0) of storage, expandable further through the slot microSDXC.
Nokia’s 3-3-3 promise covers the X30 5G, which means future owners will enjoy 3 years of OS updates and security patches, and a 3-year warranty. This means that the Nokia X30 5G is covered up to at least Android 15.
The phone is based on a 4,200mAh battery with 33W charging. Nokia claims the battery will maintain its health for at least 800 cycles.
A look at all angles
In keeping with the recycled materials used in the body, the Nokia X30 5G comes in a smaller box made up of 94% recycled paper. Next to the phone, you will get a USB cable, but no charger and no case.
An interesting tidbit is the IP67 degree of protection for dust and water resistance. There’s even an IR blaster – perfect!
Nokia X30 5G
The Nokia X30 5G will launch globally starting today with a base price of € 530 ($ 530 / ₹ 42,000). You can choose between Cloudy Blue or Ice White colors.
Nokia c31
Moving on to the Nokia C31 4G. This is a utilitarian device meant to get the job done, go all day, and not break the bank.
Under the hood, the Nokia C31 uses a Unisoc 9863A1 chipset, an ancient 28nm drive with a Cortex-A55 (1.6 GHz) octa-core processor and PowerVR GE8322 graphics. Memory configurations start at 3/32 GB and go from 4/64 GB up to 4/128 GB.
There’s a large 6.75-inch HD + LCD display and a 5MP selfie camera on the front, a 13MP main camera, a 2MP macro, and a 2MP depth camera on the back. You can use the selfie camera for face unlock or the rear-mounted fingerprint scanner for added security.
The Nokia C31 runs a full version of Android 12 with the promise of 2 years of quarterly security updates (no word on OS updates, though).
Manage the Nokia C31
The Nokia C31 is IP52 rated for dust and dripping water and packs an impressive 5,050mAh battery with insignificant 10W charging from an even less impressive microUSB port.
The Nokia C31 launches globally today and starts at € 240 ($ 240 / ₹ 19,000) for the 3 / 32GB base model.
Nokia T21
Let’s close things with the Nokia T21, a modest and very affordable tablet with optional 4G connectivity.
Starting from the back, the Nokia T21 has a large 8,200mAh battery with 18W charging which Nokia says is good for staying healthy for at least 800 cycles.
The tablet is powered by a Unisoc T612 chipset, a 12nm unit with an eight-core processor (2x Cortex-A75 and 6x Cortex A-55) and a MaliG52 GPU. There are 4GB of RAM and 64GB or 128GB of storage.
Android 12 comes standard, and HMD promises updates for 2OS and three years of monthly security patches.
The Nokia T21 in your hand
Featured, there is a 10.4-inch 15: 9 LCD with a resolution of 2,000×1,200px. The panel supports an active stylus (Wacom WGP and Wacom Active ES 2.0), and can also be used as a secondary display for a Windows PC.
You can also use it for streaming videos (it has a Netflix HD certification) or make video calls thanks to the 8MP front camera (there’s another 8MP module on the back). And you shouldn’t worry too much about damaging it, the aluminum body is pretty durable (and there’s a 50% recycled plastic cover over the antennas for better reception) and the tablet itself is IP52 rated.
It-tablet Nokia T21 tniedi llum għal € 130 ($ 130 / ₹ 10,500) għal unità Wi-Fi b'4 / 64GB ta 'ħażna u għal darb'oħra hemm verżjoni b'4G LTE ukoll.
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