Nokia C110

Nokia C110 price in Pakistan

Nokia C110 price in Pakistan is expected to be Rs. 30,999. Nokia C110 Expected to be launched on Aug 31, 2023. This is 3 GB RAM / 32 GB internal storage variant of Nokia which is available in Gray colours.

• Expected Price of Nokia C110 in Pakistan is Rs. 30,999.
• Expected Price of Nokia in USD is $140.

Nokia C110 - The Most Budget Handset by Nokia!
Smartphone brand Nokia has introduced the C110 series in the market these days. The C110 series is one of the most affordable handsets from Nokia, and it comes with features such as a good camera, a 6.3-inch HD display, and a large battery capacity. It also has a modern design and operates on the latest Android operating system. It is a budget series with all the newest cutting-edge features and specifications that are going to be exposed to you today. A huge 6.3-inch IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen display with an extra 400 nits of brightness will be the first thing users notice on the new C110, which supports a high resolution of 720 x 1560 pixels and a high contrast ratio. In addition to that, the water drop notch of this C110 hides a 5 MP front-facing camera that has the ability to capture stunning and sharp selfies. Towards the back of the phone, there will be a single 13 MP sensor that comes with a bright LED flash as well. This Nokia C110 is powered by the well known Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm) chipset and is paired with an octa-core CPU in order to provide us with the best performance ever. In addition to having 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, along with a dedicated memory card slot, the device makes it a more attractive option for users. The Nokia C110's a super-fast fingerprint sensor mounted at the rear of the phone to unlock it in less than a second. There is no doubt that Nokia's new C110 will be able to last the whole day on one charge since the device is equipped with a massive 3000 mAh battery. So finally, Nokia is back in the market with the new C110 series to compete with smartphone companies, including Samsung. Let the smartphone wars begin.