Nokia G21

Display

So as you can see there, this can boost the refresh rate up to 90 Hertz when you are enjoying supported content. Moreover, this 6.5 inched IPS display is a fairly simple panel, not terrible by any means, but not particularly great. See it has 720 x 1600 pixels, a 20:9 ratio (~270 PPI density) resolution which is, again, not particularly great but just okay. But you know, what, if this is a phone you are getting just for chatting at you about or whatever, you need not worry much about its display. It’ll do the job. Plus for the price, this display is okay.

Performance

Unfortunately, it is still Android version 11. But not to worry since this phone will get an update to Android 12 and also Android 13 beyond. Yes, Nokia global has promised two years of OS updates. Also on the design language of this phone is included a dedicated Google Assistance key on the edge of this phone. Nokia G21 has a side-mounted fingerprint sensor just built into that power button. It is pretty dependable, nice, and responsive.

Cameras

You get is a 50 MP, f/1.8, 28mm (wide), 1/2.76″, 0.64µm, PDAF primary sensor sounds pretty decent as far as the specs go. You also get a 2 MP, (macro), a 2 MP, (depth), and an 8 MP, f/2.0, (wide) selfie camera. There’s no ultra-wide-angle shooter or anything here but portrait mode smarts is definitely on. 1080p@30fps video recording is what the phone is capable of with both the main camera and selfie camera which is a plus at the price point.