Nokia C20

Nokia was supposed to come up with one or two new devices, however, the smartphone company had other plans. Nokia in its recent launch event took the cover off from six brand new devices, hence surprising the users with multiple choices to choose from. The launch event saw the unwrapping of the Nokia X series, the Nokia G series and the Nokia C series. For the C series, there were two new smartphones and among those two, one is the Nokia C20. As per the spec sheet, Nokia C20 comes with a basic configuration and is intended to serve the affordable section. Let’s check what it has to offer the users for competing in the cut-throat market.

Nokia C20 Price in India

Nokia C20 has been launched for the affordable section and there is a single variant of it released by Nokia with 2GB RAM and 32GB internal storage. It has been made available in two colour options including Dark Blue and Sand colour. Nokia C20 expected price for this lone variant is Rs.7,909 and the sale will commence from this month in the selected markets.

Nokia C20 features a basic design with a plastic back mounted with a circular camera module and a speaker at the bottom. The rear panel is detachable. On the front, the first thing that you will notice is the bezels. It appears like the whole display is covered with them. There is a V-shaped notch and a thick chin at the bottom.

Nokia C20 measures 169.9mm in height, 77.9mm in width and 8.8mm in thickness. Also, the smartphone weighs 191 grams. On the right edge, there is a power button and a volume rocker, while the top side features a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Nokia has installed a large 6.5-inch display in Nokia C20 smartphone for offering a large viewing area. The HD+ screen is provided with 2D Panda Glass and is large enough to watch movies and attend online classes.  

Under the hood, there is SC7731e chipset tickling with 2GB RAM and 32GB internal storage. There is no choice other than to use an external microSD card for having enough storage space. Further, Nokia C20 runs on AndroidR Go edition. You can’t expect to use multiple apps at a time with this device without facing heating issues.

With the Nokia C20 comes the smallest camera setup. There is a 5MP single-rear camera housed in a circular shaped camera module along with an LED flash. On the front, you are being offered a 5MP selfie camera along with a front flash. There is not much to look for in the camera setup and the quality of pictures is obviously going to be meagre.

Under the hood, there is a low-capacity 3000 mAh battery that can be replaced. You can’t even think about quick charging here. A USB 2.0 charging port has been included for connecting the charger. At least, Nokia should have offered a huge battery here to make the Nokia C20 worth considering if not buying.

Nokia C20 is an entry-level smartphone with a meagre processor, poor camera setup and low RAM and internal storage. If your budget is too low and you are shifting from a feature phone to a smartphone, you can think of this device. But it’s wise to go with some other smartphone since the specs are outdated and you’ll get a number of smartphones from other brands with competitive specs.