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Nokia 5.3 to launch in India soon, confirms company: All we know about the smartphone
The Nokia 5.3 will most likely come in a sole 4 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage variant in India.

Nokia India has teased in its latest tweet that the Nokia 5.3 is soon coming to the Indian market.Nokia India's official Twitter handle put up on a teaser photo of the Nokia 5.3 on Tuesday.[caption id="attachment_8726911" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Nokia 5.3. Image: Nokia India/Twitter[/caption]The tweet does not mention a date of launch, but we expect it to be later this month.Looking at the teased image, we know, that the Nokia 5.3 will sport a round rear camera module, with a quad-camera array. Right below the camera setup sits the physical fingerprint sensor. Up front, the phone can be seen with a dew drop display. The teaser also shows the phone in a golden colour variant.As for specifications, the Nokia 5.3 will likely carry the same innards as the variant launched in the global market in April. Nokia 5.3 will feature a 6.55-inch notched display. Like the previous generation Nokia phones, the device will come with a dedicated Google Assistant button on the edge. The phone will run on Android 10 and will powered by Snapdragon 665 chipset. The Nokia 5.3 will most likely come in a sole 4 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage variant.For photography, the Nokia 5.3's quad-camera setup at the back will include a 13 MP main camera, a 5 MP ultrawide lens, a 2 MP macro lens, and a 2 MP camera for in-depth photography. For selfies, the phone will sport an 8 MP camera.
Nokia 5.3. Image: Nokia India/Twitter[/caption]The tweet does not mention a date of launch, but we expect it to be later this month.Looking at the teased image, we know, that the Nokia 5.3 will sport a round rear camera module, with a quad-camera array. Right below the camera setup sits the physical fingerprint sensor. Up front, the phone can be seen with a dew drop display. The teaser also shows the phone in a golden colour variant.As for specifications, the Nokia 5.3 will likely carry the same innards as the variant launched in the global market in April. Nokia 5.3 will feature a 6.55-inch notched display. Like the previous generation Nokia phones, the device will come with a dedicated Google Assistant button on the edge. The phone will run on Android 10 and will powered by Snapdragon 665 chipset. The Nokia 5.3 will most likely come in a sole 4 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage variant.For photography, the Nokia 5.3's quad-camera setup at the back will include a 13 MP main camera, a 5 MP ultrawide lens, a 2 MP macro lens, and a 2 MP camera for in-depth photography. For selfies, the phone will sport an 8 MP camera.First Published:Aug 19, 2020, 09:09:40 IST
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