Nokia brought back its old days

Japan's leading mobile phone maker Nokia is back in the era with its new G21, where just one charge for a week is enough.

A large battery has always been a trademark of Nokia and it is difficult to maintain in today's age of smartphones.  The Nokia G50, which came on the market last year, came with a large 5000 mAh battery.  There are phones and companies in the market with this battery, but Nokia is meeting its demand for larger batteries.

The G21 phone, which was released earlier this year, comes with a large 5,050mAh battery.  Nokia's goal behind this phone was to give people a cheap and hassle-free camera, security features and a large mobile screen that would make their lives easier.

Nokia claims that people who use it can spend at least 3 days without the hassle of charging.  It's an economical smartphone, but that doesn't mean it can't work with other smartphones.  It doesn't just have spare parts to save battery.  The phone is available in international markets at a price of Rs 150.