Need a phone that can withstand drops on the floor and dips in water? Check out Nokia XR21, the latest from the Finnish brand and also the most waterproof smartphone out there with an IP69J rating.
Nokia XR21 brings onboard an IP69K rating which takes it way ahead of the current IP67 and IP68 ratings that you’d otherwise find on flagship phones. The rugged category Nokia XR21 can be used for industrial purposes similar to CAT S61 and a handful of others as this category is very limited.
Moving on, we have a 6.49” 120Hz 2400×1080 pixel resolution LCD panel onboard. It pairs with the most protective and scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass Victus on top. It is designed such that you can use it with wet hands and even with gloves which are ideal given the target audience for XR21.
Moving on, we have MIL-STD-810H military-grade drop protection that keeps the phone away from any sort of issues even if you throw it on the ground. It is already armored and can withstand high pressure, high temperature, and close-range sprays and impacts.
The device draws its power from a Snapdragon 695 5G SoC that gives lightning-fast speeds. A 4,800mAh battery pack takes care of the device for a longer duration. It is backed by a 33W fast charging tech that shouldn’t take more than an hour to juice up the battery.
On the software front, Android 12 takes care of the system although we expected the latest OS to hit it. Nokia promises three major OS upgrades and four years of security patches that should take care of this high-octane military-grade device. There’s also one year of screen replacement and three years of warranty on the device to get your hands at.
Nokia XR21 camera setup includes a 16MP selfie and a 64MP+8MP ultrawide snapper arranged in a neatly tucked rectangular camera bump. Lastly, we have color options at Pine Green and Midnight Black. Luckily, XR21 has a glossy finish on the former that separates it from the usual rugged devices out there.
Finally, about the pricing, XR21 will be available in the UK at EUR499 sometime in early June this year. Its availability outside the UK remains under wrap at the time of writing this.
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