Nokia X-Series – Most Affordable 5G Phones With Lasting Sustainable Performance

Over the years, Nokia has been successful in differentiating itself in the crowded and highly competitive mobile communication industry by emphasizing designing fun, spirited, and easy-to-use smartphones.

Recently, it launched the Nokia X-series, yet another performance and security-oriented line of smartphones. Tested for durability and performance, the new Nokia X-series, which includes Nokia X10 and Nokia X20, phones are built to last. They have undergone over 50 rigorous tests, from force measurement to wear and scratch, as part of Nokia’s Standard Product Requirement tests.

The two phones come with Android 11 preinstalled out of the box, and with Nokia promising up to three years of monthly security updates, it means that users will receive continuous updates and all versions up to Android 14.

Performance of the Nokia X-Series

Nokia X-series brings exceptional value to the range. They are designed to deliver the quality experience that consumers have come to expect from the company.

Nokia X20

The Nokia X20, for instance, houses a 6.67 -inch IPS screen with smooth bezels and a nice feel. The display is bright and detailed, offering a maximum brightness of 523nits during tests, making it great for scrolling through social media and watching videos on TikTok.

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It runs on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 480 5G Mobile Platform with 8GB of RAM. This is complemented by a 128GB of storage built-in, with 18GB used out of the box, leaving 110GB for user storage.

This means one doesn’t have to worry about the space. It can easily handle multiple useful and essential apps for socialization, business, and gaming without a stutter. With max graphics settings enabled, you can play a wide range of games efficiently without a lag.

The X-20 gives you a front camera of a 32MP wide-angle unit that takes remarkable selfies. At the back is a 64MP wide-angle; 5MP ultra-wide angle; 2MP depth-sensing; and 2MP macro.

Nokia X10

Built on the same architecture as the Nokia X20, the X10 easily packs 6GB RAM and internal storage of 128GB, without compromising on the performance. It also supports internal storage expansion of up to 512GB.

The X10 has a 6.67-inch Full HD+ display with 450 nits’ brightness. There is a hole-punch cutout for the front 8MP camera.

On the back, the X10 has a 48MP quad-camera setup with a 5MP ultrawide lens. It also has two 2MP sensors for depth and macro.

Battery and Camera Performance of the Nokia X-series

The two phones pack a 4,470 mAh battery with 18W. Because they are paired with the relatively low powered yet energy-efficient Snapdragon 480, you will get you around 1.5 days of use with average use – that’s scrolling through social media, messaging, and taking the occasional snap – although you could probably squeeze a full two days of use out of it with lighter use.

The Android 11 the X10 and the X20 run are provided without any UI overlay, which means no third-party apps are duplicating the stock Android functions. It also means there are no fancy tweaks to settings, so if you’re looking for a straightforward out-of-box experience.

For photography and videography, the two smartphones come with an all-new Dual-Sight feature that activates the two cameras simultaneously so you can capture multiple sides or multiple angles of the story. Then, enhance it further with a host of watermarking options.

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Best of all, the Cinematic capture is complemented with a full suite of pro editing tools, so you can personalize, style, and share stand-out content that inspires others.

Verdict

The Nokia X-Series is available on all Nokia stores, online platforms, and authorized dealers. Regardless of where you purchase them, the phones are the most affordable 5G smartphones available today.

With the Nokia X10 and X20, you get solid smartphones that hardly have any real weaknesses and that simply handle everyday use reliably. Since this common everyday use should last as long as possible in terms of sustainability, this aspect is one of the strengths that Nokia focused on.

With the two phones, it’s even easier to keep them fresher for longer. You can trust them to run like new, receiving the latest software experiences people will love for years