Nokia 5.4 launched with 6.39-inch screen and 48MP camera

After getting news of the Nokia 5.4 mid-range, the company has finally launched the smartphone on the European continent. The phone is meant to replace the older Nokia 5.3 that was released in March this year. While the phone features a round-shaped camera house just like its predecessor, it has a different punch-hole design to house the front-facing camera. Some of the major highlights of the Nokia 5.4 smartphone include a tall aspect ratio screen.

The phone is powered by a Snapdragon 662 processing chip. Nokia 5.4 has one of the best build quality and is known for its reliable smartphones. The company offers a 2-year warranty as standard but the phone usually lasts much longer than that. The Nokia 5.4 comes with 3 years of monthly security updates, and up to 2 sets of operating system upgrades.

Nokia 5.4 offers a larger landscape for streaming, gaming, and internet browsing on an impressive 6.39-inch HD+ screen. The has generous two-day battery life that is supported by Adaptive battery technology that prioritizes power to the things you use the most, you are in control the whole day. The phone features a 48MP quad-camera that gives you total creative control with advanced video recording and cinematic effects to capture the world in stunning detail.

The phone runs on Android 11 out of the box. The front camera is a 16MP front camera. The rear panel features a 48MP primary camera sensor, a 5MP ultrawide camera sensor, and a 2MP camera sensor for macro shots and depth data. There is a capacitive fingerprint scanner below the camera sensor. The phone has 4GB RAM as standard and offers two variants of internal storage in 64GB and 128GB. You can further extend the internal storage via microSD. The phone ships with Android 10 through an update to Android 11 is already in the works. The Nokia 5.4 is powered by a 4,000mAh battery that charges over USB-C at 10W speed. The phone is available in purple and blue color options and will sell for 189 euro in the European area.