Another week, another Nokia phone. Hot off the heels of the Nokia 7.2, the Nokia 2720 Flip, and the Nokia 800 Tough, HMD is bringing two more handsets to Australia: the Nokia 6.2 and the Nokia 220 4G. (For those keeping count, that makes 11 phones this year.)
The Nokia 6.2 is almost a dead-ringer for the recently launched Nokia 7.2. It has the same 6.3-inch 1080p+ notched display, the same 3,500mAh battery said to last up to two days, and other than different finish on the glass, the same design.
Where the real differences lie is in the camera. Both have three rear-facing lenses, but the Nokia 7.2 is a little more high-end with a 48MP primary lens. The Nokia 6.2's configuration is a little less exciting with a 16MP primary lens, an 8MP wide-angle lens, and a 5MP depth sensor.
Other key specifications for the Nokia 6.2 include a Snapdragon 636 processor, 64GB of expandable storage and 4GB of RAM. Much like other Nokia smartphones, the Nokia 6.2 runs Android One.
You'll be able to grab the Nokia 6.2 in a choice of black or "ice" from October 17 for $399 from Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi, and The Good Guys. For comparison, the Nokia 7.2 starts at $499.
On the other hand, the Nokia 220 4G is an incredibly basic device with a barebones operating system. It can make phone calls, send text messages, play music from a MicroSD card, access the web via a rudimentary browser, play Snake, and take what might be considered a photo.
You'll be able to pick up the Nokia 220 4G in a choice of black or blue from October 17 for $79 through Harvey Norman, Big W, The Good Guys, and JB Hi-Fi. It comes with a bonus 16GB MicroSD card.
Alex Choros
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