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Galaxy A30s

Starting at

£71.41£239.99 new
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Nokia 2.4

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£93.00
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What's the difference between the Galaxy A30s and Nokia 2.4?

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Galaxy A30s starts at £71.41, £21.59 less than the Nokia 2.4. The Nokia 2.4 is the newer model, released in 2020.

Refurbished from

£71.41£93

Chipset

Exynos 7904Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm)

RAM

4 GB2 GB

Battery

4000 mAh4500 mAh

Screen size

6.4 inch6,5 inch

Screen type

Super AMOLEDIPS LCD
  • Chipset: Exynos 7904 on the Galaxy A30s, Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm) on the Nokia 2.4.
  • The Galaxy A30s has more RAM: 4 GB vs 2 GB.
  • The Nokia 2.4 has a bigger battery: 4500 mAh vs 4000 mAh.

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 specs

The Galaxy A30s and Nokia 2.4 each suit different needs based on their key differences. The Galaxy A30s offers more RAM and storage options, making it better for multitasking and storing apps or media. Its Super AMOLED screen provides vibrant colours and a slightly smaller size that fits comfortably in the hand. The Nokia 2.4 has a larger battery capacity and a bigger screen with a slightly higher resolution, ideal if you want longer use between charges and more viewing space. Camera choices also differ: the Galaxy A30s has higher megapixel counts on both front and rear cameras, which helps capture more detail in photos. The Nokia 2.4 supports dual SIM cards, which is useful if you want two phone numbers on one device.

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 price

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 battery life and software updates

Durability covers battery size, operating system, and other factors that affect how long the phone lasts and what software it runs. Battery capacity varies and impacts how long each phone can go between charges.

Battery Capacity

The Nokia 2.4 has a 4500 mAh battery, which is larger than the Galaxy A30s's 4000 mAh. This means the Nokia 2.4 may provide longer use on a single charge, which suits users who prioritise battery life for extended use away from power sources.

Operating System Updates

This means both phones will support similar app versions available for their current OS level, making them suitable for everyday Android use without the newest system features.

Battery

4000 mAh4500 mAh

Fast charging

15 WN/A

Foldable

NoNo

Software updates

EndedN/A

Year of release

20192020

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 performance

Performance depends on the processor, RAM, and storage. These affect how smoothly the phone runs apps and how much data and apps you can keep on the device. The Galaxy A30s and Nokia 2.4 differ in RAM and chipset, and in storage options we stock.

Memory for Multitasking

The Galaxy A30s offers 4 GB of RAM, which helps keep more apps running smoothly at once. This suits users who use several apps or switch between them frequently. The Nokia 2.4 has 2 GB of RAM, which fits everyday use and simpler app needs.

Processor Differences

The Galaxy A30s uses the Exynos 7904 chipset, while the Nokia 2.4 uses the Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm). Each chipset handles tasks differently and suits different usage patterns, but both provide adequate performance for regular phone activities.

Storage Options

The Galaxy A30s is available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB versions, giving more choice for storing apps, photos, and files. The Nokia 2.4 comes in 32GB and 64GB options, which may suit users who need less storage or prefer a simpler setup.

Chipset

Exynos 7904Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm)

RAM

4 GB2 GB

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 screen

Screen quality affects how you view content and interact with the phone. The Galaxy A30s and Nokia 2.4 differ in screen size, resolution, and screen type, which changes the viewing experience.

Screen Size and Resolution

The Nokia 2.4 has a 6.5 inch screen with a resolution of 720 by 1600, offering a slightly larger and taller display. The Galaxy A30s has a 6.4 inch screen with a resolution of 720 by 1560. The larger screen suits users who want more room for videos and reading.

Screen Type and Colour

The Galaxy A30s features a Super AMOLED screen, known for vibrant colours, deeper blacks, and better contrast. The Nokia 2.4 has an IPS LCD screen, which provides consistent brightness and colour accuracy. The Galaxy A30s's screen suits those who value vivid visuals, while the Nokia 2.4 suits users who prefer a bright and clear display.

Resolution

720 x 1560720 x 1600

Screen size

6.4 inch6,5 inch

Screen type

Super AMOLEDIPS LCD

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 camera

Audiovisual specs include cameras and related features that affect photo and video quality. The Galaxy A30s and Nokia 2.4 offer different camera resolutions, which influences the detail and clarity of images you capture.

Front Camera Resolution

The Galaxy A30s has a 16 megapixel front camera, which captures more detail for selfies and video calls. The Nokia 2.4 has a 5 megapixel front camera, suitable for everyday video chats and casual selfies.

Main Camera Detail

For the main camera, the Galaxy A30s provides 25 megapixels, which helps in capturing detailed photos. The Nokia 2.4 has a 13 megapixel main camera, fitting for standard photo needs and everyday snapshots.

Front camera

16 megapixels5 megapixels

Main camera

25 megapixels13 megapixels

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 size and design

This section covers other details like size, weight, SIM card type, connectors, and network compatibility. These affect how the phone fits in your hand, what accessories you use, and how you manage phone numbers.

SIM Card Options

The Nokia 2.4 supports dual physical SIM cards, allowing you to use two phone numbers on one device. The Galaxy A30s has a single physical SIM slot. Dual SIM suits users who want to separate work and personal numbers or use different networks.

Physical Size and Weight

The Nokia 2.4 measures 165.9 mm in height, 76.3 mm in width, and 8.7 mm in depth, weighing 195 g. The Galaxy A30s is smaller and lighter at 158.5 mm high, 74.7 mm wide, and 7.8 mm deep, weighing 169 g. The Galaxy A30s fits more easily in smaller hands or pockets, while the Nokia 2.4 offers a larger physical presence.

Connector Types

The Galaxy A30s uses USB-C and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, which suits users with modern charging cables and traditional headphones. The Nokia 2.4 uses microUSB and a 3.5 mm jack, which works with older charging accessories.

Network and Storage Expansion

Both phones support 4G networks and have microSDXC slots, so you can expand storage with a memory card. This helps if you want extra space for music, photos, or apps.

Carrier compatibility

UnlockedUnlocked

Connector

USB-C + Jack 3.5mmMicro-USB + Jack 3.5mm

Depth

7.8 mm8.7 mm

Height

158.5 mm165.9 mm

Mobile network

4G4G

SD card slot

microSDXCmicroSDXC

SIM card

Physical SIMDual Physical SIM

Weight

169 g195 g

Width

74.7 mm76.3 mm

Galaxy A30s or Nokia 2.4: which should you buy?

Buy the Galaxy A30s if

  • you want to spend less: it starts at £71.41, £21.59 less than the Nokia 2.4
  • you want more RAM (4 GB vs 2 GB)
  • you want an OLED screen

Buy the Nokia 2.4 if

  • you want a bigger battery (4500 mAh vs 4000 mAh)
  • you want the newer model (2020)

What our customers say

Customers who bought the Galaxy A30s appreciate its good quality and memory options. Several users have chosen it as a first phone for children or as a reliable spare device. Many say the phone looks like new and performs well, although a few mention slow internet or colour mix-ups on orders. Overall, the Galaxy A30s is seen as a solid choice for those wanting a phone with decent storage and a bright screen.

Nokia 2.4 customers highlight satisfaction with the phone's price and performance, with some noting occasional slowdowns. Users who previously owned Nokia phones find it a familiar upgrade. The dual SIM feature and larger battery appeal to those needing longer battery life and multiple numbers. Some customers are uncertain about storage versions but generally express positive views on the phone's condition and service.

Each phone suits different users: the Galaxy A30s fits those looking for more RAM and camera detail, while the Nokia 2.4 appeals to users who want longer battery life and dual SIM functionality.

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 FAQs

Galaxy A30s vs Nokia 2.4 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Exynos 7904 on the Galaxy A30s, Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 (12 nm) on the Nokia 2.4. The Galaxy A30s has more RAM: 4 GB vs 2 GB.

The Galaxy A30s is cheaper refurbished, from £71.41 compared with £93 for the Nokia 2.4.

The Nokia 2.4 has a bigger battery: 4500 mAh vs 4000 mAh.

The Galaxy A30s has a higher-resolution main camera: 25 megapixels vs 13 megapixels.

The Galaxy A30s no longer gets updates. We don't have published update dates for the Nokia 2.4.

Refurbished, the Galaxy A30s comes in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB, and the Nokia 2.4 in 32GB and 64GB.

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