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Nokia 2.4

7.3 / 10
Compass Score
Based on 12 critic reviews
Android 10 Operating system
6.5" Screen size
8MP f/2.0 Main camera
MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm) Octa-core Processor
32/64 GB Storage
4,500 mAh Battery

Where reviewers agreed

  • Positive: Long-lasting battery · 6 sites
  • Positive: Clean stock Android software · 5 sites
  • Positive: Good design · 4 sites
  • Negative: Weak for gaming · 4 sites
  • Negative: Slow charging · 2 sites
  • Negative: Dated microUSB port · 2 sites

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What critics say

Critic consensus

Compass Score
12 reviews
weighted by credibility
GSMArena
GSMArena

“The Nokia 2.4 could be the ideal smartphone for someone who just wants a large display, uncomplicated software, and long-lasting battery. For older users, this may be the ideal combination, along with a brand name they are familiar with. Younger users, however, would want more features and performance, along with more gaming ability than what the Nokia 2.4 has to offer. The 2.4 feels really barebones at times and the lack of features like fast charging or USB-C make it feel dated. In this regard, the phone is outclassed by its cheaper Chinese rivals that pack way more features at an even lower price.”

Notebookcheck
Notebookcheck
7.5

“The Nokia 2.4 offers decent camera quality. Otherwise, the cheap smartphone is also recommended if you don't need a fast WLAN.”

Tech Advisor
Tech Advisor
8

“There’s no getting away from the fact that the Nokia 2.4 is a budget phone, and a lot of the time it really feels like one, with sluggish performance and an unreliable camera. But then you’ll take a surprisingly good night mode shot, watch something on the spacious 6.5in display, or hit one of the moments when the clean OS lets the phone fly, and it feels like so much more. Performance is too inconsistent for me to sing the Nokia 2.4’s praises, but if you’re willing to be patient it will get the job done, and you could do a lot worse for £99.”

Gizbot
Gizbot

“The phone's durable build and stock Android software with a solid upgrade cycle are some valid reasons to invest in Nokia's latest budget offering. However, the low-resolution screen, dated microUSB charging port, and awfully slow charging speeds are some major deal-breaker features that force us to consider similarly priced devices from Chinese smartphone manufacturers.”

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