Nokia C200 Spotted, Comes with IP52 Rating and Android 12

Nokia's restoration under Finnish organization HMD Global has unquestionably been an intriguing one. Once known for Windows Phone handsets and the Lumia gadget series, the brand has now exclusively centered around creating and selling mid-reach and spending plan phones, and its most recent gadget hardens its new job considerably further.

An internet posting highlights pictures and specs of the Nokia C200, a financial plan phone sold as a Tracfone prepaid gadget in the US. The gadget accompanies your typical cluster of passage level equipment specs, for example, a 6.1-inch LCD show with HD+ goal, a solitary 13-megapixel back camera, 8-megapixel indent camera, and 32GB of inward stockpiling. Tragically, the processor, RAM, and battery details were not referenced in the posting, and the site only designates "two-day battery" in the specs list.

All the more strangely, the C200 comes pre-introduced with Android 12, highlights USB Type-C charging, face open, and even accompanies IP52 rating, which are highlights not as a rule seen on low-end handsets. Right now, Tracfone is selling the handset for $79.99 paid ahead of time.

Nokia has for the most part moved its concentration in delivering more reasonable handsets as of late, with an emphasis on furnishing its ongoing phones with mid-range specs, for example, Qualcomm's 4-series chipsets, polycarbonate plans, and sub-500 dollar evaluating (except for their XR20 rough phone). The organization's last "premium" gadget was the Nokia 9 Pureview, which was met with blended surveys.