While Nokia Mobile has been improving its accessories portfolio with new headphones (and cases), I still feel there is much to be done in this area, but it is great to see they are pointing buyers to a place where they can find accessories. The back of the box has some key specs showcased, the Android One logo in the corner and a link to Nokia accessories. Nokia Mobile decided for packaging that emphasizes more the device itself, instead of the legacy handshake we saw on boxes prior to 2020. The first thing you see on the Nokia 3.4’s retail box is the device itself, both from its front and backside.

package includes 5W charger, but device supports 10W.

Timely updates and support up to Android 12.

Extras: FM Radio, 5W charger (supports 10W), nano SIM, USB Type C port.

Sensors: Fingerprint, accelerometer, proximity.

Connectivity: BT 4.2, WiFi b/g/n, USB-OTG, GPS (A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS), NFC (some markets).

Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 460 (11 nm), Octa-core (8 × up to 1.8 GHz ARM Cortex-A53 and A73 ),.

You can find out down below how the Nokia 3.4 performed on our review. The phone packs a big battery, USB Type C and offers nice design and color options. We have a triple camera on the back and a punch hole display on the front. The 3.4 comes with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 460 SoC announced earlier this year, together with 3GB or 4GB of RAM.

This year’s Nokia 3.4 was announced in September this year, alongside the Nokia 2.4.

The first Nokia 3 was announced in 2017 together with Nokia 5 and 6 and was one of more attractive budget devices. The Nokia 3 series of devices is quite an important one for Nokia Mobile, because it seems like the best entry point for feature phone users in the smartphone world. The latest Nokia device in the affordable market segment comes with a nice design, color choices, latest SoC and Android One experience. The recently announced Nokia 3.4 arrived for a review.

Nokia 2.4 64gb review