Nokia 2 now on sale in Russia

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The Nokia 2 is now available to purchase, with Russia becoming the first market to get the entry-level smartphone. There you can buy the device from the official Nokia Russia online store.

The Nokia 2 was on pre-order in the country for around a week. It costs RUB 7,990, which currently

translates to $135 or €117.

The device was made official in India earlier this month. Officially, HMD said the phone will be available sometime mid-November, carrying a €99 price tag, but due to taxes and import fees smartphones tend to be more expensive in Russia than the EU.

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