Nokia is going to release a few mid-range and even low-end 5G smartphones in the nearest future. And today, the single-SIM (TA-1274) and dual-SIM variants (TA-1275) of the earlier leaked Nokia 2.4/6.3/7.3 5G phones (TA-1270 and TA-1277) have passed FCC certification. As we can see, the TA-1275 is another variant of the TA-1270. Obviously, the biggest and the only difference between these two is the network bands support. Oh yes, it’s a dual-SIM handset.
Apart from this the screenshot of the Nokia TA-1274 reveals that it will have a battery capacity of 4500mAh. Previously, when this handset appeared in various documents previously, we learned about its dimensions. They are 165.85 mm x 76.3 mm. And its display is around 6.5-inch.
Just recently, the Nokia 2.4 case listings spotted in distributor databases. Thus, there is every reason to think these four models belong to the Nokia 2.4.
Anyways, it’s going to be a low-end (or a mid-range handset) powered by an octa-core MediaTek Helio P22 processor. By the way, it comes with an interesting codename Wolverine.
As for the Nokia 7.3, HMD, Nokia’s parent company, is planning to bring 5G support to even lower price points. The Nokia 7.3 5G may come with large display of 6.3-inch or even more. It will have a Full HD+ resolution and PureDisplay branding. Also, we can find a 24MP selfie camera and a 48MP rear quad-camera. This handset will be available in 4GB/6GB RAM variants and may be powered by a Snapdragon 690 processor.
Finally, the most interesting models among these three is the Nokia 6.3. It is rumored to come with a Snapdragon 670/675 processor and may feature a Zeiss-labeled rear quad-camera setup. But we have also heard, under the hood, it may carry the Snapdragon 730 chip.
