The G20 is reportedly the first of the G-Series smartphones to launch in India, with its signature design along with face and side fingerprint unlock and a 6.5” teardrop display. According to reports, it features a battery life of three days and comes with Android commitment of three years of monthly security upgrades and two years of OS updates. It is powered by the Mediatek G35 processor and is equipped with 48MP quad-camera consisting of wide-angle and macro lenses, AI imaging modes and OZO audio.
Sanmeet Singh Kochhar, Vice President, HMD Global said “Our first G-series smartphone in India, the Nokia G20 provides our consumers with a complete smartphone experience with an excellent performance, thanks to our Pure Android promise and outstanding build quality, resulting in a device that is designed to last long. Created and built for the modern smartphones users, Nokia G20 comes with a premium design, cutting-edge functionality, and uncompromising security. We know you love your smartphone, want to trust it with your data, and want to keep it for a long time - with the Nokia G20, you get a phone that offers durability, a phone you can love, trust, and keep.”
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