The smartphone manufacturer Nokia, owned by Microsoft, one of the software and technology giants based in the United States, launched the G11 smartphone model in February, and today the company is adding the Plus model to the family. Nokia G11 Plus ; On the front, it offers an 8MP selfie camera in a waterdrop notch design and a 6.51-inch HD + screen with 90Hz refresh rate.
Coming to the back of the smartphone, there is a rectangular camera cluster with 50MP resolution main camera, 2MP resolution auxiliary camera and LED flash light. The textured rear panel also includes a fingerprint reader for biometric authentication.
When we look at Nokia’s official website, the chipset of the G11 Plus is not mentioned. The smartphone comes with 64GB of internal storage, which can be expanded up to 512GB with microSD card support, while it offers 4GB of RAM. G11 Plus; It comes with the promise of two years of Android OS upgrades and three years of monthly security updates.
Among the unknowns of the smartphone is the mAh capacity of the battery, but according to the company’s statements, it offers a three-day battery life. Considering that the normal G11 model uses a 5050 mAh battery, it will offer either a 5,500 or 6000 mAh battery.
Since the Nokia G11 Plus is an entry-level smartphone, it has a 3.5mm jack input and offers a USB Type C port. It is not yet known in which markets the device, which comes in two different color options, Lake Blue and Charcoal Gray, will go on sale and what price tag it will have.
