Nokia continues to insist on bombing the entry-level phone market. About two months after launching the G11 in Israel as well, it unveiled the G11 Plus. As always it’s kind of a plus with a minus, and as it’s been doing lately, it also does not reveal all the details.
Like its predecessor with a 6.5-inch IPS screen with + HD resolution and a refresh rate of 90 Hz, and with a drop-like recess. The proposed working memory is 4 GB and the storage memory is only 64 GB. It can be expanded by an additional 512 GB with a memory card. The back has a fingerprint sensor.
The selfie camera is 8 megapixels in size, and in the back there is a camera complex that this time contains only two and not three, but the main one has been upgraded from 13 to 50 megapixels. The battery remains at 5,000 mAh. The processor is unknown, but anyone who guesses that it’s still a Unisoc T606 will probably not be mistaken.
And another detail that is not yet known: the price has not yet been discovered. It can be estimated, however, that it will be very similar to that of the G11.