This archive report was first published on 12 December 2019.
On December 5, HMD Global launched the Nokia 2.3 in Cairo, and it has now arrived in the Kenyan market.
The Nokia 2.3 promises to bring a new experience to users with its dual camera and long-lasting battery, which can last for two days after charging.
The phone retails at Ksh. 12,000 and comes with several features, including a portrait mode, which allows users to take high-quality photos with a blurred background.
The phone also features a recommended shot, which enables users to choose the best photos and blur the background.
Additionally, the Nokia 2.3 has a Google Assistant Button, which allows users to access their calendar and commute times using voice commands.
The phone also features bio-metric face recognition, which allows users to unlock their phone with a glance.
With a long-lasting battery that can last for two days, users can enjoy watching movies, listening to music, and playing games without worrying about running out of power.
The Nokia 2.3 also comes with guaranteed monthly security updates for three years and OS updates for two years, ensuring that the phone will get better over time and remain future-proofed.
