#Nokia 2 hands-on

HMD Global has recently launched in local shores the Nokia 2, an entry-level device that touts a premium build with a 4,100mAh battery and stock Android in tow. The Nokia 2's retail box is similar to its other siblings with imagery on the cover. Its design is similar to Nokia smartphones released in the past, sans the capacitive buttons below and thus left with a rather large bottom bezel that is beneficial when using the device in landscape mode. At the front is the 5-inch display, a couple of sensors, the five-megapixel front camera, and the Nokia logo that's just at the upper-right part beside the call speaker grille. At the back of the device are the eight-megapixel camera with its accompanying LED flash that's placed below, the Nokia logo in a vertically-placed orientation, and the loudspeaker grille. The Nokia 2 is still on Android Nougat as we checked, but HMD Global says an Oreo update should be coming in the future. The Nokia E51 first came out in September last year, it already got my attention. The Nokia E51 is a business/productivity phone so expect good connectivity options -- WiFi and 3.5G or HSDPA (3.6MBps). Read more in our articles including "Nokia 2 Unboxing, First Impressions" and "Nokia E51 Review".