Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

Continue to mass-produce Nokia phones for the low-end market. There is also the Nokia 9 PureView with five rear cameras, but it costs less than $700, which means it is still a cheaper option than most modern flagship products. With the rising expectations of each generation of consumers, it becomes more and more difficult to create unique features on expensive phones, but cheap phones often add a simple small touch to their weight. just like Nokia 2.2 did on a removable 3000 Ma battery.

The ultra-cheap 4G LTE smartphone, which is sold in both Amazon and Best Buy, has a small but expected share of the data processing division. It is powered by MediaTek's Helio A22 SoC and is equipped with four A53 core processors that run at 2Ghz rather than the 1.4Ghz core of the mid-range Snapdragon 425. The latter is made by 28nm lithography, while MediaTek's chips are manufactured by the more efficient 12nm process. There are 3GB memory, 32GB onboard storage, and microSD card slots for expansion.

The front 5.71in LCD screen with 1570 x 720 IPS and a 5 million pixel front camera is designed to meet your "selfie needs" and has circular grooves. The 3 million-pixel rear camera uses advanced low-light-level imaging technology to take better pictures at night.

There is no fingerprint scanner on the mobile phone, but the above selfie camera uses 2D face unlocking technology to achieve secure biometric login through machine learning. The phone does not have a USB-C interface, but uses a microUSB 2.0 interface and a 3.5 mm headphone interface. It supports NFC mobile payments and file sharing, and has a dedicated physical key to activate Google Assistant.

Nokia 2.2, which runs Android One, promises the upcoming Q update, and Best Buy will start selling phones in its selected "hypermarket" on Aug. 4.

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