Nokia 2.1 is a

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-branded entry-level smartphone released by

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in August 2018, running the Android operating system.

Design

The phone has an aluminium frame with a plastic back. It runs on a

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with 1 GB of RAM. It has Dual Sim support.

Reception

The Nokia 2.1 received mixed reviews. Andrew Williams of ''

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'' praised the phone’s "low price, large screen and stereo speakers" while criticising "poor storage and performance".

Reference List

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