Nokia 2 V & Nokia 3.1 Plus (Cricket Wireless) - Now in the US
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Hi everyone,
I am glad to announce that the Nokia 2 V and Nokia 3.1 Plus have landed in the US.
The Nokia 2 V will be available for Verizon customers. You can read all about it here: https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_us/nokia-2-v
The Nokia 3.1 Plus will be available, instead for Cricket Wireless customers. All info and specs can be found here: https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_us/nokia-3-plus
Welcome to our US family!
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Congrats to US users on these phones availability there... and yes most buyers just head to the carrier stores to get a device so this is a good move by HMD to crack into the US market1
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I hope future 2v customers will enjoy their phone as much as I have enjoyed my 2.11
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@neng and @matteo.m please excuse me but I have to disagree. The Nokia 3.1 plus is basically a completely different phone, look at this comparison which Nokiamob did: https://nokiamob.net/2019/01/26/before-you-buy-nokia-3-1-plus-for-cricket-wireless-is-a-different-device-from-the-global-nokia-3-1-plus/
Category Cricket Wireless Global Size: 161.98 x 76.98 x 8.78 mm, 190g 156.88 x 76.44 x 8.19 mm, 180g SoC: Snapdragon 439 Helio P22 Bluetooth: BT4.2 BT4.1 Port: USB Type C MicroUSB OS: Android 9 Pie (no mention of Android One) Android 8 Oreo (Android One) They are not similar at all. The 3.1+ on Cricket should have had a different name, it's bizarre to call it the same phone. It should definitely have a dedicated subforum.The 2V is actually a 2.1 not a 2! It's very confusing to call it the 2V and not the 2.1V. Chance are people will come to the forum and post in the section for the 2 instead of the 2.1. The 2V is also designed for CDMA networks, not normal GSM ones, so there will be different problems and different solutions. Both of these are good reasons to give the 2V its own subforum.
Edit to add that the 2V also appears to have stereo speakers and NFC, which I don't think the 2.1 has. Do you really want all the 2.1 owners suddenly start to say "please activate stereo speakers and NFC on my phone"? (when they're not asking for pie)
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@madbilly if HMD Global decided to go with the same name for Cricket Wireless as the Global variant, there should be nothing wrong with it. You can just distinguish them by saying Nokia 3.1 Plus - Global and Nokia 3.1 Plus - Cricket Wireless. However I agree with you that a dedicated subforum should be created for both of these models considering the differences in specs. Or maybe we could have two subforums under Nokia 3.1 Plus for each of the two variants. However as you said, Nokia 2V is basically similar to Nokia 2.1 rather than Nokia 2 which is correct. So we might have a special subforum for Nokia 2V under Nokia 2.1, if HMD Global deems it right.
Anyway thanks for the clarification in this regard, we will see how HMD Global manages.
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> @matteo.m said:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am glad to announce that the Nokia 2 V and Nokia 3.1 Plus have landed in the US.
>
> The Nokia 2 V will be available for Verizon customers. You can read all about it here: https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_us/nokia-2-v
> The Nokia 3.1 Plus will be available, instead for Cricket Wireless customers. All info and specs can be found here: https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_us/nokia-3-plus
>
> Welcome to our US family!
1gb of RAM and 8gb storage shouldn't even be allowed in 2019 idc how cheap the phone is .this is why Android is seen as cheap and slow by many who don't know any better
1 gig of Rams can't survive in 2019 unless you're only using your phone to make calls and text. 2 gigs of RAM with 32 gigs of storage would have make more sense and I wouldn't mind buying it for $99.990 -
Got the cricket phone. The salesman tried to talk me out of it to get a Motorola phone. He asked why, well I have several Windows phones Lumia Nokia. Wanted to check it out. It's "ok" for the average user. But speed I'm use to my Moto z2 force which so far is unmatched with speed.0
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Wow, amazing phone. I just read the info and specification of Nokia 3.1 Plus from this link: https://www.nokia.com/phones/en_int/nokia-3-plus and now I am thinking to buy this phone. But before going to buy, I just want to know is Super Amoled Capacitive touch screen feature available in this phone? if not, then which Nokia Phone has Super Amoled Capacitive touch screen feature?
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