HMD Global has arranged an event in Dubai for December 5, where it is predictable to launch at least three new smartphones. Based on several leaks and the general gossip on the internet, we can speculate that these will be the Nokia 2.1 Plus, Nokia 8.1 Plus, and the flagship Nokia 9 which is likely to come with five cameras.
A few days, later HMD Global is also holding an occasion in India early next month. While the company was earlier predictable to launch the Nokia 7.1 Plus at this occasion, HMD launched the device yesterday without a lot of buzzes or extravagant, leaving us with the authorization that the event will be enthusiastic to Nokia 8.1 instead. The event, which was earlier predictable to take place on December 6 has now been rearranged to December 10.
We are previously familiar with the Nokia X7, the preface to the Nokia 8.1, which was launched in China in the month of October. The smartphone is power-driven by Snapdragon 710 and is obtainable in three variants in China – 4GB+64GB, 6GB+64GB, and 6GB+128GB. We are not just sure which variants will be carried to India and will get to distinguish only on December 10.
What we do recognize is that the Nokia 8.1 uses a couple of Zeiss-certified lenses on the rear dual cameras with the resolutions of 12-megapixel and 13-megapixels on the primary and the secondary sensors, singly. Further, the main sensor used on the smartphone is an IMX-363 by Sony, which HMD claims to be better-quality further by AI which can optimize lighting and contrast depending on the scene. Additionally, you become OIS and dual pixel technology for stable videos and crisps shots irrespective of lighting.
On the front, there’s a 20-megapixel single lens and the notch is strangely wider compared to other Nokia phones, such that the Nokia 8.1 gets an iPhone X-like appearance. Lastly, just like other Nokia phones in India, we imagine the Nokia 8.1 to arrive with Android Pie under the Android One program.
As for the price is worried, we don’t think HMD will be moved by the destructive performance of companies like Xiaomi’s Poco. Since Nokia 7.1 Plus is priced at Rs 19,999, we imagine Nokia 8.1 to be priced around the Rs 25,000 mark.
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