Deal: The affordable Nokia 3.1 is now 20% cheaper at B&H
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Nokia 3.1 is one of the cheapest smartphones launched by the Finnish company in the United States. Even though it's not offered by any of the major carriers in the country, Nokia 3.1 is a decent alternative for those who don't want to spend too much for an Android smartphone.
Usually, you can grab one for just $160 from various US retailers, but if you're lucky you can pay much less than $150 for an unlocked Nokia 3.1. At the moment, B&H is running a decent promotion on the Nokia 3.1, which is now available for just $130.
When you think of it, a $30 discount is not a big deal, but let's not forget that you're saving 20%. It's worth noting that the unlocked Nokia 3.1 is only compatible with GSM carriers in the US like AT&T and T-Mobile.
Also, the North American variant packs just 2GB RAM and 16GB storage, but that shouldn't be an issue since you can expand storage up to 256GB via microSD. Another selling point is the fact that while it does ship with Android 8.0 Oreo on board, a much newer Android 9 Pie update is already available for download.
Usually, you can grab one for just $160 from various US retailers, but if you're lucky you can pay much less than $150 for an unlocked Nokia 3.1. At the moment, B&H is running a decent promotion on the Nokia 3.1, which is now available for just $130.
Also, the North American variant packs just 2GB RAM and 16GB storage, but that shouldn't be an issue since you can expand storage up to 256GB via microSD. Another selling point is the fact that while it does ship with Android 8.0 Oreo on board, a much newer Android 9 Pie update is already available for download.
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