Seen with Nokia 2600 5G: Nokia's 'super cheap' brick phone, with enough 5G, dual camera

The Nokia 2600, released in 2004, is a very classic feature phone. At that time, the most popular candy bar design was adopted, the screen is not large, but it is equipped with a lot of tools such as flashlight, FM radio.

Recently, Nokia 2600 has been revived with a version with 5G. The Nokia 2600 5G not only retains the classic physical buttons, but also supports 5G networks and may work with Huawei to use Harmony OS. Of course, it will be a cheap phone under 1000 yuan.

Nokia 2600 5G will have a small screen but a punch-hole front camera like many other mid-range and high-end smartphones to serve users to take selfies and video calls when needed. Perforated screen design, perfect combination of modern and traditional. The speaker is designed at the top of the body, if you don't look closely, you can't detect it at all.

The new Nokia 2600 5G screen is not large, it is less than 3 inches small, equipped with an LCD panel, 1080P resolution, no high refresh rate because simply no one will play games with this phone.

The bottom of the screen has digital physical buttons, there is no traditional answer button. Users will receive calls with the touch button on the screen. The body of this new Nokia 2600 is not large so it is very comfortable in the hand. The back of the body is Nokia's traditional plastic, and there's no wireless charging. However, it still retains the characteristics of Nokia phones that are resistant to drops and impacts, and adopts a design with a built-in ultra-durable battery.

The new Nokia 2600 is equipped with dual rear cameras and may be certified by Zeiss. Both the main lens and the ultra-wide-angle lens have 40 MP. It also supports night scene mode, portrait blur, AI scene recognition and other functions. Video recording also supports 4K60fps and the main body tracking function. So don't look at the small body of the new Nokia 2600 which is fully functional.

In terms of processor, the new Nokia 2600 5G uses Qualcomm's mid-range 5G chip, supports 5G networks and is also equipped with Huawei's Harmony OS operating system. This should give it a solid footing when it launches in China, setting the stage for global expansion.