Nokia XR21 Limited Edition Latest News
Hungary is now the site of production for HMD Global's 5G smartphone manufacturing in Europe, as promised. The first phone the company produced as a result of this program is the Limited Edition Nokia XR21. Only 30 of the first 50 units that HMD commissioned for this special edition phone are available for purchase, making it genuinely unique. Each phone in this limited edition run will be elegantly colored in Frosted Platinum, have a unique engraved serial number, and be presented in a special limited edition box.
When it was first unveiled in May, the Nokia XR21 was hailed for its tough design, which satisfies MIL-STD-810H military grade standards and is certified IP69K, the highest level of protection against dust and water.
Important details about the Nokia XR21 Limited Edition include:
Display: Clear images are shown on a 6.49-inch IPS LCD screen with FHD+ resolution. It has Gorilla Glass Victus protection for additional durability and a high refresh rate of 120 Hz for fluid scrolling and interactivity.
Performance: With compatibility for 5G connectivity, the Snapdragon 695 chipset within the XR21 guarantees dependable and effective performance.
Camera: The phone's 64MP primary camera ought to provide sharp, detailed images. It also has an 8MP ultrawide module, which increases your photographic possibilities.
Battery: The XR21's 4,800 mAh battery ought to be sufficient for your everyday responsibilities. Additionally, it has 33W quick charging capabilities, so you won't have to spend as much time plugged in.
Operating System: Android 12 is pre-installed on the Nokia XR21, giving customers access to the most recent security patches and features.
With its military-grade and IP69K certifications, the Nokia XR21 Limited Edition guarantees toughness and endurance. It also provides a fluid user experience with a fast refresh rate display and a powerful camera configuration. For fans of Nokia, the restricted manufacture and distinctive engraving turn it into a collector's item.
