Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4
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Galaxy A20e
Starting at
£69.35£522.50 new
Nokia 2.4
Starting at
£93.00What's the difference between the Galaxy A20e and Nokia 2.4?
Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Galaxy A20e starts at £69.35, £23.65 less than the Nokia 2.4. The Nokia 2.4 is the newer model, released in 2020.
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- Chipset: Exynos 7884 (14 nm) on the Galaxy A20e, Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm) on the Nokia 2.4.
- The Galaxy A20e has more RAM: 3 GB vs 2 GB.
- The Nokia 2.4 has a bigger battery: 4500 mAh vs 3000 mAh.
Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 specs
The Galaxy A20e and Nokia 2.4 differ in several key areas that suit different needs. The Nokia 2.4 has a larger 6.5 inch screen with a slightly higher resolution and a bigger 4500 mAh battery, which is good if you want longer use between charges and more room for video or browsing. The Galaxy A20e has more RAM at 3 GB, which helps keep more apps open at once, and a USB-C connector alongside a 3.5mm headphone jack. The Nokia 2.4 offers dual SIM support and comes in 32GB or 64GB storage options, which suits those needing more space or managing two phone lines. Camera resolution favours the Galaxy A20e's front camera, while both share the same main camera size. Choose the Galaxy A20e if you want a smaller phone with a sharper front camera and a USB-C port. Pick the Nokia 2.4 for a bigger screen, longer battery life, and dual SIM capability.
Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 price
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Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 battery life and software updates
Durability covers battery capacity, operating system, update support, and basic device features.
Battery Capacity
The Nokia 2.4 has a 4500 mAh battery, which suits users who want longer use between charges, such as heavy media consumption or longer days away from chargers. The Galaxy A20e has a 3000 mAh battery, which suits those looking for a smaller phone with lighter daily use where charging is more frequent.
Operating System and Updates
Both phones maintain their original software experience.
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Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 performance
Performance depends on processor, RAM, and storage options. The Galaxy A20e offers more RAM, while the Nokia 2.4 has a newer chipset and more storage options.
RAM Memory
The Galaxy A20e includes 3 GB of RAM, which helps keep more apps open and can improve multitasking for everyday use. The Nokia 2.4 has 2 GB of RAM, which suits simpler use and fewer apps running simultaneously.
Processor Technology
The Galaxy A20e uses an Exynos 7884 chipset built on 14 nm technology, while the Nokia 2.4 uses a Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 chipset built on 12 nm technology. The smaller 12 nm process in the Nokia 2.4 may offer better efficiency, which can contribute to longer battery life.
Storage Capacity
The Galaxy A20e is stocked with 32 GB of storage, providing enough room for apps and media for everyday use. The Nokia 2.4 is available in both 32 GB and 64 GB, which suits users needing more space for photos, videos, or apps.
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Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 screen
Screen quality is about size, resolution, and panel type. These affect visual comfort for video, browsing, and reading.
Screen Size
The Nokia 2.4 has a larger 6.5 inch screen, which offers more room for watching videos or reading content. The Galaxy A20e has a smaller 5.8 inch screen that suits those who prefer a more compact phone that is easier to carry and use with one hand.
Resolution and Display Type
The Nokia 2.4 has a 720 x 1600 resolution IPS LCD screen, which gives a slightly taller display area and good colour accuracy for everyday media. The Galaxy A20e offers a 720 x 1560 resolution PLS LCD screen, a close alternative that may show colours a little differently but still delivers clear images.
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Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 camera
Audiovisual features include front and main cameras, which affect selfies, video calls, and photos.
Front Camera
The Galaxy A20e has an 8 megapixel front camera, providing more detail for selfies and video calls. The Nokia 2.4 has a 5 megapixel front camera, which suits simpler use where high-resolution selfies are less important.
Main Camera
Both phones have a 13 megapixel main camera, so either device can capture photos with similar detail using the rear camera.
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Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 size and design
Other differences include physical dimensions, connectors, SIM options, and weight. These affect daily handling, connectivity, and network use.
Connectors
The Galaxy A20e uses a USB-C connector alongside a 3.5mm headphone jack, which suits users wanting modern charging and audio connections. The Nokia 2.4 has a microUSB connector plus a 3.5mm jack, matching users comfortable with this older charging standard.
SIM Card Support
The Galaxy A20e supports a single physical SIM card, which suits users with one mobile line. The Nokia 2.4 supports dual physical SIM cards, ideal for those managing two numbers, such as separate work and personal lines.
Physical Size and Weight
The Nokia 2.4 is larger and heavier at 165.9 mm tall, 76.3 mm wide, and 195 g, offering a bigger screen but less pocket-friendly feel. The Galaxy A20e is more compact at 147.4 mm tall, 69.7 mm wide, 8.4 mm thick, and lighter at 141 g, which suits easier one-handed use and portability.
Storage Expansion and Network
Both phones support microSDXC cards for expanding storage and work on 4G networks, meeting common connectivity and storage needs.
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Galaxy A20e or Nokia 2.4: which should you buy?
Buy the Galaxy A20e if
- you want to spend less: it starts at £69.35, £23.65 less than the Nokia 2.4
- you want more RAM (3 GB vs 2 GB)
- you want a higher-resolution front camera (8 megapixels vs 5 megapixels)
Buy the Nokia 2.4 if
- you want a bigger battery (4500 mAh vs 3000 mAh)
- you want the newer model (2020)
What our customers say
Customers appreciate the Galaxy A20e for its condition and value. Many say it looks like new with no marks or scratches, and the battery performs well. Users mention the screen is clear and setup is easy. It is praised as a good first phone for children and a reasonable replacement model. Some note it is quite small and easy to carry. A few customers found it slower for their needs or had issues with it not being unlocked, but overall the phone satisfies those seeking a compact device with a solid front camera and USB-C connector.
The Nokia 2.4 receives positive feedback for its larger screen and battery life, with users calling it fantastic and expressing happiness with the device. Some customers mention occasional slow performance but find it suitable for everyday use. Storage options are noted, with one user uncertain about the exact capacity received. The dual SIM feature is appreciated by those managing multiple lines. Overall, customers value the Nokia 2.4 for its size and battery endurance.
Both phones attract buyers looking for reliable refurbished devices suited to different priorities. The Galaxy A20e fits those wanting a smaller, lighter phone with more RAM and a better front camera. The Nokia 2.4 suits users who prefer a larger screen, longer battery life, and dual SIM flexibility.
Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 FAQs
Galaxy A20e vs Nokia 2.4 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Exynos 7884 (14 nm) on the Galaxy A20e, Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm) on the Nokia 2.4. The Galaxy A20e has more RAM: 3 GB vs 2 GB.
The Galaxy A20e is cheaper refurbished, from £69.35 compared with £93 for the Nokia 2.4.
The Nokia 2.4 has a bigger battery: 4500 mAh vs 3000 mAh.
Both have the same main camera: 13 megapixels.
The Galaxy A20e no longer gets updates. We don't have published update dates for the Nokia 2.4.
Refurbished, the Galaxy A20e comes in 32GB, and the Nokia 2.4 in 32GB and 64GB.
