Festive Offers From HMD Global! Nokia 3.1 Plus Launched First in India

 Nokia 3.1 Plus features 6-inch HD+ display with 18:9 aspect ratio and sports 13MP+5MP dual rear camera and 8MP front camera

(R-L) Pranav Shroff, Ajey Mehta and Kapil Ahuja at Nokia 3.1 Plus Launch

Finish Company HMD Global that makes Nokia phones has launched the Nokia 3.1 Plus in India and also announced that the reloaded Nokia 8110 will now be available in the country. Priced at Rs 11,499, Nokia 3.1 Plus will be available in India from October 19.

Thanks to its 6-inch (15.24 cm) HD+ display with 18:9 aspect ratio, Nokia 3.1 Plus promises to offer great viewing experiences.

Claimed to be the most affordable Nokia smartphone, Nokia 3.1 Plus also comes with 13MP+5MP dual rear camera and 8MP front camera. The device is powered by MediaTek Helio P22 octa-core processor and houses a 3500mAh battery that the company claims can last up to two days.

It is the latest device to join the Android One family, delivering the best of Google with monthly security patches, according to the company.

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“We’ve gone big in a more accessible category to deliver premium experiences at exceptional value,” said Juho Sarvikas, Chief Product Officer, HMD Global, while talking about Nokia 3.1 Plus.

“The Nokia 3.1 Plus is encased in a metal body with die cast metal interiors with the craftsmanship and attention to detail you expect from a Nokia smartphone. In short: we’ve gone big without you having to spend big,” he added.

The smartphone comes in three colours- Blue, White and Baltic colours. Airtel subscribers on Nokia 3.1 Plus can also get 1TB of 4G data on a plan of Rs 199 or above.

Nokia 8110 Reloaded Now Available in India

Last week, the company also announced that the reloaded Nokia 8110 will now be available in India. The device that comes in two colours, Traditional Black and Banana Yellow, will be available from October 24 at Rs 5,999.  

The Nokia 8110 delivers crystal-clear VoLTE calling and is perfect for anyone who wants an iconic 4G feature phone or a companion phone. To keep it running flawlessly, the Nokia 8110 features the Qualcomm 205 Mobile Platform.  

“The Nokia 3.1 Plus is designed for India and is coming first to India; and what better time than this festive season to announce this new smartphone. In addition, I’m thrilled that fans will now also be able to buy the legendary Nokia 8110, a stylish 4G feature phone phone that could be a perfect companion to your Nokia smartphone or a stylish statement as a 4G feature phone with access to latest apps,” asserted Ajey Mehta, Vice President and Country Head – India, HMD Global.

Both the devices will be available across top mobile retailers in India and on Nokia.com/phones.

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