Nokia X71 (Nokia 8.1) with hole-punch display and 48MP rear camera to launch on April 2

The Nokia X71 (Nokia 8.1)

The HMD Global has begun conveying press welcomes for an occasion in Taiwan on April 2 where the organization will launch another smartphone – the Nokia X71. The up and coming phone will purportedly be HMD Global's first offering to include a hole-punch display. 

The Finnish organization will dispatch the Nokia X71 in Taiwan ahead of schedule one month from now, close by the Nokia 9 PureView that will make its presentation in Taiwan that day. 

Nokia X71: Initially (Design and Display)

The Nokia 8.1 Plus is tipped to wear a comfortable glass design with a metallic edge going around the edges. The Nokia X71 will be the full-screen 6.2-inch display with a hole-punch for lodging the front camera, like Samsung Galaxy S10. However, there is no solid data on the resolutions or aspect ratio.

The Nokia X71 is relied upon to be the first smartphone from HMD Global to include a hole-punch display. HMD Global will likewise bring the Penta back camera-toting Nokia 9 PureView to the occasion, denoting its official presentation in Taiwan.

Nokia X71 will pack a 48MP primary rear camera

The Nokia X71 is relied upon to include a triple back camera setup, while the Nokia 8.1 Plus will supposedly pack two back cameras with Zeiss optics. The Nokia X71 will pack a 48MP primary rear camera and a secondary lens with 120-degree Field of View for taking wide-angle photographs.

Recently, claimed press renders and a 360-degree video of the Nokia 8.1 Plus surfaced web-based, revealing a hole-punch display and double back cameras.

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Nokia X71 fueled by the Snapdragon 710 chipset

It will allegedly that the Nokia X71 fueled by the Snapdragon 710 chipset, however, there is no word on the remainder of the specifications starting at now.

Nokia X71: Launch details 

According to a report by MySmartPrice, the Nokia X71 may be propelled globally as the Nokia 8.1 Plus. It merits referencing here that HMD has pursued an 'X-series's naming tradition for smartphones propelled in China, which later advanced toward the worldwide market under an alternate name. 

For instance, the Nokia X6 was propelled in markets outside China as the Nokia 6.1 Plus. Be that as it may, there may be a slight contrast between the Nokia X71 and Nokia 8.1 Plus.