Nokia 2.4 — Full Specifications, Features & Price in Pakistan

Introduction

The Nokia 2.4 (September 2020) was the most capable phone HMD ever put in the '2' series: 6.5-inch HD+ display, octa-core Helio P22, up to 3GB RAM, 13MP dual camera, rear fingerprint reader and a 4500mAh battery — the biggest in the series. Discontinued for years, it trades only as a used handset in Pakistan, but remains the most usable of all nine phones in this guide. This article lists its verified specifications and the checks that decide a used purchase: battery, fingerprint reader, camera, PTA status and app compatibility.

Key Specifications at a Glance

Specification	Detail
Brand / Model	Nokia 2.4 (2020) — not the Nokia 2 / 2.1 / 2.2 / 2.3
Launch	Announced September 2020; released September 2020
Dimensions	165.9 x 76.3 x 8.7 mm
Weight	189 g (WhatMobile lists 195 g — conflict flagged)
Display	6.5-inch IPS LCD, 20:9, waterdrop notch
Resolution	720 x 1600 pixels (~270 ppi)
Chipset	MediaTek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm)
CPU	Octa-core 2.0 GHz Cortex-A53
RAM	2 GB / 3 GB
Storage	32 GB / 64 GB
microSD	Yes, up to 400 GB (per widely reported specs)
Rear camera	Dual: 13 MP (autofocus) + 2 MP depth, LED flash
Front camera	5 MP, f/2.4
Battery	4500 mAh Li-Po, non-removable
OS at launch	Android 10; two major updates promised by HMD
Wi-Fi	802.11 b/g/n, hotspot
Bluetooth	5.0 with A2DP, LE
NFC	No
USB	microUSB 2.0, USB On-The-Go
Fingerprint sensor	Yes, rear-mounted
Colours	Fjord, Dusk, Charcoal

Design and Build Quality

The Nokia 2.4 is the largest phone in this guide — 165.9 mm tall with a 6.5-inch display — with a reassuring heft at around 189 grams. HMD's 3D nano-textured back comes in Fjord, Dusk or Charcoal, with the dual camera and rear fingerprint reader in a circular housing. No water resistance. On a used unit, test the fingerprint reader by enrolling and deleting a finger several times, and check the large display for damage.

Display Features

The 6.5-inch IPS LCD has a 20:9 ratio, 720 x 1600 resolution (~270 ppi) and a waterdrop notch, with an always-on display option — the biggest screen in the '2' series, genuinely good for video, reading and maps. Sharpness is adequate and colours typical budget-IPS; no high refresh rate or HDR. Check the whole panel for dead pixels, backlight bleed, discolouration and touch dead spots, edge to edge.

Processor and Performance

The Helio P22 (MT6762) is a 12 nm octa-core chip — eight 2.0 GHz Cortex-A53 cores with PowerVR GE8320 graphics — the strongest processor in this guide. The extra cores over the quad-core Helio A22 give better multitasking behaviour, and with 3GB of RAM the 2.4 is the only phone here that feels like a proper entry-level smartphone. Still not for demanding games or heavy workloads, but everyday apps run comfortably.

RAM and Storage

Two configurations: 2GB RAM with 32GB storage, or 3GB RAM with 64GB storage. The 3GB/64GB version is decisively the better used buy — the most usable combination HMD ever shipped in the '2' series, holding a reasonable app library without constant reloading. microSD expands storage further. Verify the exact configuration in Settings before paying; the two versions differ meaningfully in usability and fair price.

Camera Features

Dual rear camera: 13MP main sensor (autofocus, LED flash) plus a 2MP depth sensor for portrait blur; 5MP front camera with f/2.4 aperture. HMD's software includes night and portrait modes. Daylight photos are decent with fair detail and portraits work in good light; low light stays noisy despite night mode. On a used unit, test the main camera, portrait mode and flash in varied light, and inspect the lenses for scratches or dust.

Battery and Charging

The 4500mAh non-removable battery is the largest in the '2' series and was the 2.4's headline feature — HMD's two-day claim was credible for light users when new. On a 2020-era used unit, expect degraded capacity; even a lightly used cell loses a noticeable share with age. Charging is slow microUSB with no fast charging. Test real screen-on time over a day of normal use, and treat any 'two-day battery' claim on a six-year-old unit with scepticism.

Software and Updates

Launched on Android 10, with HMD promising two major OS updates — the most generous software commitment in this guide. The official rollout notices are no longer accessible, so the exact final version is not verified; what is certain is that support ended years ago with no current security patches. The newer Android base still gives it the best app compatibility of the nine phones here — but test your essential apps on the handset.

Connectivity and Additional Features

GSM, HSPA and LTE (Cat 4) with dual nano-SIM dual standby, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n with hotspot, Bluetooth 5.0 and GPS with A-GPS, GLONASS and BeiDou. No 5G, no NFC. microUSB 2.0 supports USB On-The-Go; 3.5mm jack and FM radio present. Sensors: accelerometer, proximity, face unlock and the rear fingerprint reader. A full budget connectivity set with Bluetooth 5.0 as the small modern touch.

Variants, Colours and Availability

Sold as 2GB/32GB and 3GB/64GB with dual nano-SIM, in Fjord, Dusk and Charcoal. The easiest '2' phone to identify — the 6.5-inch display and rear fingerprint reader set it apart from the 2.3 — but still confirm the model name in Settings. PTA approval is per-device and per-IMEI: verify by IMEI (see the PTA guides linked below).

Price in Pakistan and PTA Information

WhatMobile Pakistan lists the Nokia 2.4 at Rs. 18,900 (checked 2026-10-11) — a stale leftover from its retail era, not a verified current price. The phone is discontinued. Used prices depend on the variant (3GB/64GB is worth more), condition, battery health and PTA status. PTA approval is strictly per-device and per-IMEI: two handsets of the same model can have different tax/registration status, so never assume a used unit is PTA approved. Learn what PTA approval means, how to check PTA approval and how to check an IMEI before paying for any used phone.

Main Advantages and Limitations

Advantages:

• Biggest battery in the series (4500mAh)
• Helio P22 octa-core — strongest chip in this guide
• Up to 3GB RAM / 64GB storage
• Large 6.5-inch HD+ display; rear fingerprint reader + face unlock
• Best app compatibility of the nine phones; Bluetooth 5.0

Limitations:

• Discontinued — no support, warranty or spare parts
• No security patches for years; some modern apps may not run
• microUSB instead of USB-C; no fast charging
• No NFC, no 5G
• Large and heavy for one-hand use (~189 g)
• Camera still basic in low light

Who Should Consider This Phone?

The 2.4 is the default recommendation among these nine for a used buyer: the 3GB/64GB version works as a believable backup phone, a starter smartphone, or a simple primary for a light user needing calls, WhatsApp, browsing and video. Not for power users, gamers or photographers — and banking-app users must verify compatibility first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of the Nokia 2.4 in Pakistan?

WhatMobile lists Rs. 18,900 (checked 2026-10-11), but that is a stale leftover listing — the phone is discontinued and the figure is not a verified current price. Used prices depend on variant (3GB/64GB costs more), condition, battery and PTA status; confirm with Zohaan Mobile Gallery.

What is the difference between the Nokia 2.4 and 2.3?

The 2.4 (2020) is bigger and stronger: 6.5-inch display, octa-core Helio P22, up to 3GB/64GB, 4500mAh battery and a rear fingerprint reader. The 2.3 (2019) has a 6.2-inch display, quad-core Helio A22, 2GB/32GB only, 4000mAh and no fingerprint reader.

What processor does the Nokia 2.4 use?

The MediaTek Helio P22 (MT6762): 12 nm octa-core 2.0 GHz Cortex-A53 with PowerVR GE8320 graphics — the strongest processor among the nine phones here, good for everyday apps but not demanding games.

What are its RAM and storage options?

2GB/32GB or 3GB/64GB, plus microSD expansion. The 3GB/64GB version is the better used buy by a clear margin.

Does the Nokia 2.4 have a fingerprint sensor?

Yes — rear-mounted, plus face unlock. Test it thoroughly on a used unit by enrolling and deleting a fingerprint several times.

What is the Nokia 2.4 battery capacity?

4500mAh, non-removable, slow microUSB charging — the largest battery in the '2' series. Expect degradation on a 2020-era unit and test real endurance.

Does the Nokia 2.4 support 5G?

No — GSM, HSPA and LTE (Cat 4) only.

Is the Nokia 2.4 PTA approved?

PTA status is per-device and per-IMEI and must be checked on the specific handset. See our guides on what PTA approval means and how to check it by IMEI.

Final Verdict and Where to Buy

The Nokia 2.4 is the strongest used buy in HMD's old '2' series: biggest screen, fastest chip, most RAM, largest battery, fingerprint reader — the 3GB/64GB version is a genuinely usable backup or starter phone. Caveats remain: no security updates, aging sealed battery, app compatibility to verify. Test battery, reader and apps on the unit, check PTA status by IMEI, and do not pay near the stale retail listing.

If you are considering a used Nokia 2.4, always inspect the actual unit: battery health, screen condition and PTA status vary between handsets. You can view the Nokia 2.4 listing at Zohaan Mobile Gallery, browse all used mobile phones, or read our guide to buying a used mobile safely.

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