Nokia 2 will come with a huge 4,000mAh battery
Hey, remember when Nokia 2 passed through the FCC? Buried under a mountain of wireless connectivity tests was the battery capacity – a whopping 4,000mAh! That’s a huge jump over the 5, 6 and 8 models, all three of which have around 3,000mAh.
The Snapdragon 210 chipset doesn’t use a lot of power – not because it’s very efficient (it’s a 28nm chip), it’s just not very powerful. Couple that with the rumored 4.7-5” screen of modest 720p resolution, the battery life should be stellar. Certainly better than HMD’s current entry level phone – the Nokia 3 and its 2,630mAh battery.
Anyway, the FCC also lists the charger – 5V at 2A, a typical phone charger in other words. We weren’t expecting fast charging (the 5 and the 3 don’t have it either), but that chunky battery is going to take a while to fill up at this rate.
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- Anonymous
- 05 Oct 2017
- dWg
Huge battery is here to compensate the other uninspiring specs (SD210 and 1GB RAM). Anyway, price is important. Nokia 3 costs as mush as Lenovo K6 there. Nokia 2 needs correct pricing.
- Anonymous
- 17 Sep 2017
- niK
Yes there Are some models, but most manufactures will keep mikro USB in their low end phones because it is so common and so popular. Richer people can buy new car kits, and loadin station so They move to USB C faster. I hope that next year Also bi...
- Anonymous
- 16 Sep 2017
- niK
The HMD people have told in interviews that it has been much harder to make upgrades to Nokia 3 than other devices because the support prom chipset makers is not as good as with snapdragons. But They Also said that They will do upgrades to Nokia 3 to...
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