The image quality is acceptable for the price range, slight double contours are visible on some objects, the sharpness is moderate and details appear rather coarse on the surrounding image. The main camera has a resolution of 13 megapixels, so in terms of resolution the Nokia phone can at least keep up.
The touchscreen is easy to use, however, and is sensitive enough even at the edges.Ĭompared to other cheap smartphones, the Nokia 2.4 comes with a rather scarce camera equipment: Only 2 lenses are found on the back, of which only one can actually be used for pictures. In general, delays in operation cannot be ruled out, especially when complex apps are running in the background. LTE Cat.4 is of course rather slow, and when it comes to WLAN, all comparable devices are also faster.Ī fingerprint sensor can be found on the back of the phone, so it can be unlocked quite quickly, but you should plan for a slight waiting time. Two SIM cards can be used in the smartphone, for the microSD card there is a dedicated slot. Thus, the Nokia 2.4 is still on the usual level in its price class, even though the memory is of course scarce in itself. With just 32 GB data memory and 2 GB RAM you have to get by, internationally a variant with 64 GB mass memory and 3 GB RAM is also offered, but this is not available in Central Europe. The Nokia 2.4 has a large screen and is therefore less suitable for smaller hands, but at 195 grams it is on a par with other smartphones in this price range. The backside has a light structure, which makes the impression of a higher quality. The case is made of polycarbonate and is quite stable, but it creaks when twisted. The Nokia 2.4 offers three color variants with names like from the far north, matching its origin: In addition to the gray Charcoal, there is also the pale violet Dusk and the ice-blue Fjord.
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