Nokia has unveiled a whopping 6 new Android-powered smartphones today, as part of the brand-new affordably focused C, G, and X-series.

Nokia X-Series. The highest-end of Nokia’s new phone series is the Nokia X-Series, however while X-Series devices are better than other new Nokia phones, they’re still decidedly budget handsets.

Espoo attempts to develop developing markets. In Nokia’s last hurrah before Microsoft takes over, it’s unveiled THREE Android-based phones. At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Nokia X ...

Nokia is launching Nokia C-Series, which are introductory devices that will cost as little as $60, the G-Series starting at $110 and the X-Series going for $250 and up. Most of the devices are 4G ...

The Nokia X featured a 4.0” IPS LCD (480 x 800) and was powered by a Snapdragon S4 Play chipset (dual Cortex-A5 1.0GHz CPU, Adreno 203 GPU). It had 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal storage.

Finally, there’s the Nokia X-series, which includes the X10 and X20 phones. These 5G handsets pack Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 480 CPU.

For Nokia 9 PureView owners, we’re sure that you won’t even entertain the idea of swapping out your device for a budget-oriented X-series device. However, you may find solace via the third ...

Nokia X series specs. For those who want a closer look at the full spec list for Nokia X10 and X20, those are included below as provided by HMD Global. Nokia X10: Nokia X20: Display: ...

The budget-focused Nokia X20 doesn’t come with an in-box charger. It’s unclear if this is a decision for specific markets or all regions. HMD confirmed that the new Nokia X series smartphones ...

The Nokia X10 and X20 (pictured at middle) headline the 2021 models, although they’re low-to-mid-range phones. Both use 5G-capable Snapdragon 480 chips and sport 6.67-inch 1,080 x 2,400 displays.

Nokia G21 Nordic Blue. The moniker of the upcoming X-series smartphones is yet to be known. However, the smartphones may carry support for a 120 Hz refresh rate.