Nokia 5.1 Plus Launched:-Price & Specification


Nokia Today Launched The new Nokia 5.1 Plus in India. It was launched as Nokia X5 in China. It's Launched as 5.1 Plus. So let's have a look at the specification and pricing

 Nokia 5.1 Plus Specifications
Display and Camera

The Nokia 5.1 Plus sports a 5.86-inch HD + display with a screen resolution of 720 x 1,520 pixels accompanied with a pixel density of 287 PPI, which adds sharpness to the display. The HD+ resolution renders excellent display visuals. 

The camera facet of the device is provided with a 13MP and a 5MP cameras which sit on at the rear and it is further assisted with LED flash. The camera setup is capable to provide crisp and clear images. An 8MP front camera is a sheer delight for the user as it provides with some excellent selfies. 

Configuration and Storage

The performance of the device is led by a pair of 2GHz quad-core (Cortex A53 + Cortex A73) processors coupled with a 3GB RAM which quite easily tackles the multitasking needs. For gaming and other graphical requirements, it provided with a Mali-G72 MP3 graphics processor. The entire configuration sits on a MediaTek Helio P60 chipset.

The storage needs of the users are met by an internal storage capacity of 32GB which can be further expanded to 128GB and hence with such storage capacity users have to worry about the running out storage space.    
Battery and Connectivity

The battery facet of the device is equipped with a 3,060mAh Li-ion battery, which provides an average battery backup. The handset comes with certain standard connectivity options like- Wi-Fi,  Bluetooth v4.2  and GPS.



Nokia 5.1 Plus Price in India
The phone is priced at Rs.10,499 for the 3GB RAM & 32GB Storage Variant.T he Phone is available exclusively on Flipkart. Verdict
The Nokia 5.1 Plus is a good phone speaking technically the only issue is how Nokia keeps the pricing for the phone.
Location: India

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