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Nokia C21 Plus

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£102.00
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Nokia G20

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£99.00
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What's the difference between the Nokia C21 Plus and Nokia G20?

Nokia C21 Plus vs G20 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Refurbished, the Nokia G20 starts at £99, £3 less than the Nokia C21 Plus. The Nokia C21 Plus is the newer model, released in 2022.

Refurbished from

£102£99

Chipset

Unisoc SC9863AMediatek MT6765G Helio G35 (12 nm)

RAM

2 GB4 GB

Battery

4000 mAh, 5050 mAh5050 mAh

Screen size

6 inch6,52 inch

Main camera

13 megapixels48 megapixels
  • Chipset: Unisoc SC9863A on the Nokia C21 Plus, Mediatek MT6765G Helio G35 (12 nm) on the Nokia G20.
  • The Nokia G20 has more RAM: 4 GB vs 2 GB.
  • Battery: 4000 mAh, 5050 mAh on the Nokia C21 Plus, 5050 mAh on the Nokia G20.

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 specs

The Nokia C21 Plus and Nokia G20 differ in several key areas that suit different users. The Nokia C21 Plus has a smaller 6 inch screen, 2 GB RAM, and battery options of 4000 mAh or 5050 mAh, making it a suitable choice for everyday tasks and lighter use. The Nokia G20 features a larger 6.52 inch screen, 4 GB RAM, a 5050 mAh battery, and higher resolution cameras, which benefit those wanting more screen space, smoother multitasking, and more detailed photos. Storage also differs, with the G20 offering double the built-in capacity at 64 GB compared to 32 GB for the C21 Plus. The G20's dual SIM support suits users managing two numbers, while the C21 Plus is lighter and slightly thinner. Both run Android and have 4G connectivity. Your choice depends on whether you prioritise screen size, performance, and camera quality or prefer a lighter device for basic use.

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 price

Colour

  • BlueSold out
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Storage

  • 32GBSold out
  • 64GBSold out

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 battery life and software updates

Durability covers battery capacity, operating system, and physical design aspects. Both devices run Android and support 4G, but there are differences in battery size and SIM setup that affect daily use and convenience.

Battery Capacity Options

The Nokia C21 Plus offers two battery options: 4000 mAh or 5050 mAh. The smaller battery suits users who need a lighter phone and moderate usage, while the larger 5050 mAh battery extends usage time for longer days without charging. The Nokia G20 has a 5050 mAh battery, making it a good choice for users who want longer battery life from a single charge.

Operating System and Updates

This means neither will receive the newest features or security improvements beyond their current versions.

Battery

4000 mAh, 5050 mAh5050 mAh

Foldable

NoNo

Year of release

20222021

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 performance

Performance depends on chipset, RAM, and storage options. These affect how smoothly the phones run apps, multitask, and store data.

Processor Differences

The Nokia C21 Plus uses the Unisoc SC9863A chipset, suitable for everyday tasks like browsing and messaging. The Nokia G20 has the Mediatek MT6765G Helio G35 (12 nm), which typically supports more efficient multitasking and app handling, benefiting users who run several apps at once or use more demanding software.

RAM and Multitasking

The Nokia C21 Plus has 2 GB of RAM, which is enough for basic apps and straightforward use. The Nokia G20 doubles this with 4 GB RAM, helping keep more apps open in the background and improving performance for multitasking or heavier app use.

Storage Capacity

The Nokia C21 Plus comes with 32 GB of storage, suitable for users with basic storage needs like photos, apps, and media. The Nokia G20 offers 64 GB, which is better for those who store more files or apps without relying heavily on external memory cards.

Chipset

Unisoc SC9863AMediatek MT6765G Helio G35 (12 nm)

RAM

2 GB4 GB

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 screen

Screen quality influences your viewing experience for apps, videos, and reading. Both devices use IPS LCD panels but differ in size.

Screen Size

The Nokia C21 Plus has a 6 inch screen, compact and easier to handle with one hand. The Nokia G20's 6.52 inch screen provides a larger viewing area, making it more comfortable for video watching, reading, and multitasking on the display.

Resolution and Display Type

Both models share the same 720 x 1600 resolution and IPS LCD screen type. This means screen clarity and colour reproduction will be similar, focusing differences mainly on screen size and personal preference for display area.

Resolution

720 x 1600720 x 1600

Screen size

6 inch6,52 inch

Screen type

IPS LCDIPS LCD

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 camera

Camera quality is key for photos and video calls. Both phones have front and main cameras, with clear differences in megapixels that affect image detail.

Front Camera Detail

The Nokia C21 Plus has a 5 megapixel front camera, suitable for basic selfies and video calls. The Nokia G20 offers an 8 megapixel front camera, capturing sharper and more detailed self-portraits and video call images.

Main Camera Resolution

The Nokia C21 Plus features a 13 megapixel main camera, good for everyday snapshots. The Nokia G20's 48 megapixel main camera captures more detail and higher resolution images, benefiting users who prioritise photography quality.

Front camera

5 megapixels8 megapixels

Main camera

13 megapixels48 megapixels

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 size and design

Other practical features include SIM card support, device size and weight, and storage expandability, which affect convenience and portability.

SIM Card Configuration

The Nokia C21 Plus supports a single physical SIM card, fitting users who use one mobile number. The Nokia G20 offers dual physical SIM slots, useful for people managing two numbers on one device, such as separating work and personal calls.

Device Size and Weight

The Nokia C21 Plus is lighter at 100 g and slightly thinner at 8.6 mm depth, making it comfortable to carry and handle. The Nokia G20 weighs 197 g and is 9.2 mm thick, providing a more substantial feel that may suit users who prefer a bigger phone.

Expandable Storage

Both phones support microSDXC cards, allowing you to add extra storage space for apps, photos, and media beyond their built-in capacity.

Carrier compatibility

UnlockedUnlocked

Connector

N/AUSB-C

Depth

8.6 mm9.2 mm

Height

164.8 mm164.9 mm

Mobile network

4G4G

SD card slot

microSDXCmicroSDXC

SIM card

Physical SIMDual Physical SIM

Weight

100 g197 g

Width

75.9 mm76 mm

Nokia C21 Plus or Nokia G20: which should you buy?

Buy the Nokia C21 Plus if

  • you want a lighter build (100 g vs 197 g)
  • you want the newer model (2022)

Buy the Nokia G20 if

  • you want to spend less: it starts at £99, £3 less than the Nokia C21 Plus
  • you want more RAM (4 GB vs 2 GB)
  • you want a higher-resolution main camera (48 megapixels vs 13 megapixels)

Nokia C21 Plus vs Nokia G20 FAQs

Nokia C21 Plus vs G20 comes down to the chipset, RAM and battery. Chipset: Unisoc SC9863A on the Nokia C21 Plus, Mediatek MT6765G Helio G35 (12 nm) on the Nokia G20. The Nokia G20 has more RAM: 4 GB vs 2 GB.

The Nokia G20 is cheaper refurbished, from £99 compared with £102 for the Nokia C21 Plus.

The Nokia C21 Plus has 4000 mAh, 5050 mAh and the Nokia G20 has 5050 mAh.

The Nokia G20 has a higher-resolution main camera: 48 megapixels vs 13 megapixels.

The Nokia C21 Plus adds a lighter build (100 g vs 197 g). Refurbished, it costs £3 more (from £102 vs £99).

Refurbished, the Nokia C21 Plus comes in 32GB, and the Nokia G20 in 64GB.

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