The successor of the Nokia G21 has officially been announced and it comes with improvements to the battery, screen and camera. None of the upgrades will make you wonder, no the company is focused on sensible, reliable designs.

That reliability is best defined by Nokia G21’s best feature – running for three days between charges on its 5,050mAh battery. HMD Global seems to have revamped its power saving modes, making them less restrictive. This allowed the brand to enable the first level of battery saving at 20% (instead of 10%), at 10% you get the second level of power saving to push battery life even further.