The fingerprint is located under the main circular camera block on the rear side and this technique has been used by the Nokia brand for quite some time. The body of Nokia 3.4 looks brighter than the Nokia 2.4. The frame of the Nokia 3.4 is made of Aluminium for providing additional strength. There is the traditional finish quality and the back cover is made of durable polycarbonate material with original 3D embossing to help reduce slipping. The design is the first advantage of the Nokia 3.4 and this smartphone has perhaps the most beautiful case in the ultra-budget class. The smartphone will hit the Indian market by the end of November. The starting price of Nokia 3.4 is 159 Euros, translating into Rs.13,700. The smartphone comes in two variants, one with 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage and another one with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. Nokia 3.4 is available in three colour options Dusk, Charcoal and Fjord.

Nokia 3.4 belongs to the affordable price range and here is a brief review of this smartphone for knowing it much better. The latest smartphone which is going to hit the Indian smartphone market soon is featuring the Stock Android along with the latest chipset. But it has been a few years now that Nokia has completely relied upon the Android OS for running their devices for offering varied services to the users. From the last two decades, Nokia has evolved from candy bar style devices that featured unbreakable hardware to the Lumia series which adopted the windows software for running.

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