Nokia re-enters into the Kenyan market, launches 4 new phones

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Nokia used to be a household name back in the day, but after most of its asset were bought by Microsoft, its future seemed deem. However HMD brought back the Nokia brand with emphasis on the signature features that make Nokia great. The company today re-entered the Kenyan market with 4 new phones.

HMD has had a lot of success in other countries such as China where it partnered with online retailers such as JD.com. Nokia 6, for example,  has had instances where it sold out within minutes after going on sale. In Kenya, Nokia has partnered with Google to bring the latest android in its purest form without any manufacturer skin to bog down the update process. Other partners include Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom.

Among the 4 phones are classics such as Nokia 3310 which was once the most sold phone in its time. These Nokia phones range from KShs 5,000 for the 3310 to KShs 25.000 for the Nokia 6.

Here are some of the main features of the 4 phones.

Nokia 3

5 inch HD IPS

Mediatek 6737

2GB RAM

16GB internal, expandable to 256GB

8MP rear camera

8MP front camera

Android 7.0 Nougat

2630mAh battery

Nokia 5

2 inch HD IPS

Snapdragon 430

2GB RAM

16GB internal, expandable to 256GB

13MP rear camera

8MP front camera

Android 7.1.1 Nougat

3000 mAh battery

Nokia 6

5 inch Full HD IPS

Snapdragon 430

3GB RAM/4GB

32GB/64GB internal, expandable to 256GB

16MP rear camera

8MP front camera

Android 7.1.1 Nougat

3000 mAh battery

Nokia 3310

4 inch TFT

16MB

Expandable to 32GB

2MP rear camera

1200mAh battery

Dual Sim

 

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