Entry-level Nokia C1 Launched with Android 9 Pie (Go Edition), 3G Connectivity - campnottake

HMD Global continues to cede one letdown after another. Earlier fourth-year workweek, the Nokia 2.3 failed to impress us with its underwhelming hardware and now, the revival of Nokia's long-familiar C-series besides feels lackluster on newspaper.

Nokia C1 has made its administrative unit debut in Kenya now Eastern Samoa an entranceway-level smartphone, which runs Humanoid 9 (Go Edition) and only supports adequate to 3G connectivity. Yes, Nokia C1 only supports 3G connectivity in 2022 — that too at one time when most phone makers are looking full-face full-force with 5G connectivity, even in the mid-range segment.

Nokia C1: Specs and Features

Giving you a quick short about the Nokia C1, it features a durable plastic physical structure and a 5.45-inch FWVGA+ IPS LCD display with toughened glass protection on top. There's massive bezels on board only that's fit along an entry-level phone.

Nokia C1 is powered by a quad-core processor clocked at 1.3 GHz (possibly a MediaTek chipset) and coupled with 1GB RAM and 16GB aboard warehousing. Information technology is expandible up to 64GB using the dedicated microSD card onboard. The device runs Android 9 Proto-Indo European (Go Edition) and rivals the Redmi Go, which launched earlier this year.

nokia C1 display

Nokia C1, yet, makes a huge blunder aside skipping on 4G LTE connectivity. Even the JioPhone, which is a boast phone, also supports 4G networks in India. The company is also oblation separate connectivity options the likes of Bluetooth 4.2, Global Positioning System, WI-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, and many aboard.

The smartphone also has a 5MP (f/2.4) rear camera with auto-direction and 5MP selfie camera with a front-facing flash in tow arsenic well. The Nokia C1 comes outfitted with a 2500mAh battery and 5V/1A charging adapter inside the corner.

Cost and Handiness

HMD Globular hasn't discovered the retail price of the Nokia C1 only we expect it to Be pretty affordable. IT could be in the same ballpark as the Redmi Die, around Rs. 5000. It will be available in two colors, cherry-red and black later this year. So, get along you think the launch of a 3G phone for the Kenya market justified? LET us know in the comments under.