Nokia 2.4 Specifications, Price, and Release Date

Although being an entry-level model, the Nokia 2.4 looks fairly upscale thanks to HMD Global's reputation for quality design. A dedicated Google Assistant button is also included on the Nokia 2.4. A sizable 6.5-inch HD+ display with respectable color saturation is featured on the Nokia 2.4. The screen doesn't get very bright, though, and the front glass is highly reflective. With the Nokia 2.4, HMD Global chose to use the slightly outdated MediaTek Helio P22 octa-core Processor, which makes the OS feel a little sluggish almost always.

The viewing angles are really poor, despite the display producing good colors when viewing videos or other types of information. Indeed, the Nokia 2.4 has a long-lasting battery. It was simple for me to use it for a day and a half on one charge, which is pretty good.

Even while shooting in broad daylight, image quality is only average. The cameras struggled in low light, resulting in images with poor details and chroma noise in the shadowy areas.

It seems like the Nokia 2.4 should have been listed at a lower price than it is now. Except for good design, good battery life, and minimal software, there isn't much that is genuinely compelling.