Nokia C20

The Nokia C20, launched in April 2021, is a budget smartphone originally priced at $100, offering a step up from the C10 for 2025’s entry-level users. Powered by the Unisoc SC9863A, it targets budget buyers needing basic functionality. Available in Sand and Dark Blue, its simple plastic design emphasizes affordability. Marketed with a 6.52-inch display, 4G connectivity, and Android 11 Go Edition, it’s built for light use like calls and browsing. In 2025, the C20 remains a practical budget option, though its aging hardware and ended support reduce its competitiveness.

The Nokia C20, likely under $80 in 2025, offers a 6.52-inch display and removable 3000 mAh battery, appealing to budget users who value screen size and battery flexibility. The Unisoc SC9863A with up to 2GB RAM manages basic tasks like texting or browsing, but struggles with multitasking, and the 5MP cameras produce subpar photos. The 5W charging is outdated, though expandable storage up to 256GB adds utility for minimal needs. With software support concluded, the C20 suits minimalists or secondary phone users in 2025, but its dated specs make it less competitive against newer budget options like the Nokia C32.