‘Recommended Shots’ is my favourite of these and snaps extra shots both before and after the shutter is pressed, before automatically recommending the best one. The Nokia 2.3 also utilises a host of AI smarts for a range of cool features. On the whole, shots are generally very impressive, with good levels of colour reproduction and crisp detail. Advanced structural engineering made it possible to sit the lenses within a metal ring, rather than having them protrude from the casing, so that should help with protection from scratches. Succeeding the Nokia 2.2, HMD Global have added another camera sensor, for a dual-lens rear setup that consists of a 13MP main lens with an f/2.2 aperture and a 2MP depth sensor. The volume rocker and power buttons are conveniently located to the right, whilst there is a Google Assistant button on the opposite side. Indeed, the device weighs 183g overall, with dimensions of 157.7 x 75.4 x 8.7mm.

Couple this with a high precision diecast aluminium chassis and you get the rigidity and reliability that you’ve probably come to expect of Nokia devices. It fits securely in the hand and gives for a stunning finish like no other. The 3D nano-textured polymer casing is also really unique. This might seem like a strange inclusion given the size of the chin, but it didn’t interfere with my experience one bit. Colour reproduction isn’t half bad and watching media playback is a generally enjoyable experience.ĭespite having noticeable bezels, the Nokia 2.3 also houses a waterdrop notch which allows for an 80.7% screen-to-body ratio. The Nokia 2.3 is an entry-level device through and through, but despite this, boasts a stunning 6.2-inch HD+ IPS display with a 720 x 1520-pixel resolution at 271ppi and a 19:9 aspect ratio. Succeeding the Nokia 2.2, the Nokia 2.3 boasts a sleeker design, bigger battery, an extra camera sensor and improved internals.Īt under £100, this is truly an entry level device and yet offers a host of specifications that are usually reserved for more expensive devices.

Nokia 2.3 vs 2.4