HMD Global has brought three low-cost phones with Android Go installed to MWC 2022, and all are designed to appeal to first-time smartphone owners.
HMD Global, which owns the license to produce Nokia smartphones, has added another three new models to its rapidly growing portfolio. Announced at Mobile World Congress, which is taking place in Barcelona, Spain, this week, are the Nokia C2 2nd Edition, the Nokia C21, and Nokia C21 Plus. These are all entry-level models, designed to entice people into the world of smartphone ownership and potentially upgrade from a feature phone for the first time. The C21 Plus is the top model in the new lineup, but it’s still very modestly priced at 119 euros, or about $132. It launches in April in the U.K. for 100 British pounds. For this, you get a 4,000mAh battery with two days of life, but there will also be a more expensive version with a larger 5,050mAh battery if you want three days of battery life. Battery capacity aside, the two versions are otherwise the same.
