Nokia G60 5G

Nokia G60 5G Launch in India

HMD Global, the parent company of Nokia phones, made the announcement on Tuesday that it will begin selling the Nokia G60 5G in India. This comes as welcome news to consumers in India who have been anticipating the release of a non-Chinese smartphone with a mid-range price point that supports 5G connectivity. According to the manufacturer, the Nokia G60 5G has a warranty that is good for two years in addition to three years’ worth of operating system upgrades and regular security updates. Let’s explore all the specifications and the Nokia G60 5G Price in India details.

Nokia G60 5G Price in India

The Nokia G60 5G price for the lone variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage space is Rs. 29,999. Colour choices are Black and Ice. Up to November 7, you may place a pre-order for the Nokia G60 5G at the official Nokia shop in India. Customers buying the Nokia G60 5G during this promotional time will be eligible for a free pair of Nokia Power Earbuds Lite, valued at Rs. 3,599. On November 8th, the Nokia G60 5G will be available for the first time in India through Nokia.com and other major online retailers.

Nokia G60 5G Design

The Nokia G60 5G makes no secret of its eco-friendly intentions; it features a polycarbonate back and a frame constructed from 60% recycled plastic. However, Nokia has avoided giving the phone a cheap feel. The rear panel doesn’t bend annoyingly, the frame is solid, and the design is current with other smartphones. In addition to its size and thickness, it weighs a hefty 190 grams.

Nokia G60 5G features an almost bezel-less display up front, with a larger chin bezel and a waterdrop notch for the front-facing camera. It has Gorilla Glass 5 to prevent scratches, while the more expensive Victus is still uncommon at this price point. The fingerprint sensor is built into the power button, is lightning fast, and is conveniently located so that users of either hand may use it without strain.

Including a 3.5mm jack means wired headphones may be used for listening to audio rather than the less reliable wireless.

Nokia G60 5G Display

While cheaper and less expensive phones are getting OLED displays, the Nokia G60 5G sticks with regular LCD. You won’t notice any loss of clarity on the 6.58-inch IPS display, which has a Full HD+ resolution. However, Nokia has improved upon this by increasing the refresh rate to a silky smooth 120Hz.

It may be difficult to view the screen properly outside with a maximum brightness of 500 nits, even in boost mode. It’s also incompatible with high-dynamic range (HDR) videos. Fans of mobile movies may be disappointed, but everyone else will find the colours and contrast to be satisfactory.

Nokia G60 5G Performance

The Nokia G60 5G, like other high-end multi-purpose smartphones, is powered by a Snapdragon 695 and comes with 4 or 6GB of RAM. The former has just 64GB of storage space, while the latter has 128GB. However, if you run short on storage space, you can always insert a microSD card into any device and increase its capacity. It shouldn’t be a surprise that Nokia’s take on Android is rather user-friendly, given that the company strives to simplify it as much as possible.

Nokia G60 5G Camera

The Nokia G60 5G has not one, not two, but three back cameras. The primary camera, which has an f/1.8 autofocus lens and 50MP resolution, earns high marks, but the ultrawide lens, which has just a 5MP resolution, doesn’t do as well. A 2-megapixel depth camera is the third lens, although we seldom utilize it. The 8-megapixel front-facing camera, albeit with the HDR feature turned on, isn’t as good at capturing pleasing exposure.

Switching between the primary and ultrawide cameras isn’t a big deal when there’s enough light. There is a lack of sharpness in the finer details, but the colours are well-maintained, and the lighting is adequate. Nokia’s innovative Capture Fusion mode is responsible for this; it utilizes a centre portion of any ultrawide picture taken from the primary sensor after it has been cropped, with the ultrawide sensor filling in the rest.

Nokia G60 5G Battery

A 4500mAh cell provides acceptable battery life. Even while many comparably priced alternatives have larger 5000mAh batteries and power-hungry OLED displays, the Nokia G60 5G can still easily last all day without connecting to a power source unless you are heavily taxing the CPU or spending the majority of the screen-on time shooting footage.

As expected of a low-priced phone, wireless charging is absent, and in an attempt to reduce electronic waste, Nokia does not provide a charging cable in the package. The phone is compatible with any USB-C power adapter with up to 20 watts in output.

Nokia G60 5G Verdict

The Nokia G60 5G is a continuation of the features that made the Nokia G50 a good value for the money, with improvements made to both the display and the performance. At the given Nokia G60 5G price, there is a lot of competition, but the fact that it is environmentally friendly gives it a tiny advantage.