Nokia
G20
GLACIER
As low as199.99 $50.00
Per Month $1.66
Key Features
- Android 11
- 6.5 inch, 20:9, brightness boost, HD+V-notch.
- RAM/ROM: 4GB/128GB
- Processor: Mediatek G35 8x A53 2.3GHz
- Camera Front: 8MP
- Rear Camera: 48 MP Main + 5 MP Ultrawide + 2 MP Macro + 2 MP Depth Rear flash
- LED G sensor, ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, Gyroscope Proximity sensor
- Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n NFC Supported
- Bluetooth 5.0
- Fingerprint sensor: IPX2 side power key
- 5050 mah, Non Removable
- M3/T3 Hearing Aid Compatibility
- This phone includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty
Grab life, live it to the full and share it with those who matter most. Nokia G20 makes that last bit easier. With its 48 MP quad camera, powerful AI imaging modes and OZO Audio, it’s never been easier to capture everything you see and hear. It’s all powered by a battery that lasts for up to 3 days between charges. We’ve also heightened security with face and fingerprint unlock and 2-years of software updates on the latest Android software. All in all, this is a phone you can trust to keep all of your great work safe and secure.
Common questions about our devices
You can bring any unlocked GSM device to Pure Talk. To check if your phone is compatible, please click here. If you purchased your phone from another carrier, you must contact that carrier to determine if the phone is unlocked.
GSM and CDMA networks are two types of cellular phone networks, each using a different core technology. AT&T and T-Mobile both run on GSM technology. If your phone is set up to run on one of these networks then it will be compatible with Pure Talk. Verizon and Sprint run on CDMA technology and phones from their networks are not compatible.
CDMA and GSM networks are two types of cellular phone networks, and generally, if you have a phone made for one, it can't be used on the other. In the US, Sprint and Verizon run on the CDMA networks while AT&T and T-Mobile run on the GSM networks.
You can dial *#06# from your Pure Talk phone and it will appear on your screen or you can look in your phone Settings under General.
That should be no problem. Just make sure the new model is a GSM unlocked device. All phones sold by Pure Talk are GSM unlocked.
Devices purchased from Pure Talk are all GSM unlocked devices. We cannot guarantee compatibility with other service providers. You would need to speak with that provider for verification.
No, it doesn't. Unlike many other wireless carriers, Pure Talk does not lock devices to our network.
There are a couple of ways to find out. You can contact the original carrier of the device to make sure it is no longer associated with a contract or billing plan, or check the device before you purchase it to ensure it is already unlocked. Alternatively, you can try replacing the SIM card to see if you get coverage.
It sure can! But for a device to work on the Pure Talk service, it must be both unlocked and GSM SIM compatible.
If you find you are suddenly experiencing signal issues on your device, there could be a number of influencing factors. The first step would be to check our coverage map. If there is coverage in the location in which you have traveled to, contact our Technical Support department from a different device to receive assistance with troubleshooting.
We do not recommend joining Pure Talk if you do not have coverage in your home location. If there is no coverage at your house, your cell phone will not connect to the network. You would not be able to connect to our service until you travelled into an area where there is coverage. If you still want to try out our service, you can check out our Trial SIM kit on Amazon.
There are many factors that could influence your connectivity. If the reception has dropped suddenly in an area where you have always had service, you should contact our Technical Support department at 1-877-820-7873 for assistance from another device for troubleshooting.
Contact our Technical Support department at 1-877-820-7873 or dial 611 from your Pure Talk phone to assist you in determining if there are any coverage issues in the area.
Every mobile phone has an International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number that identifies the phone. The IMEI is 15 digits long and it can be used to check various bits of information, such as the country of origin, the manufacturer, and the model number. When a phone is reported lost or stolen the IMEI will be blocked from use.
We look at three main criteria: 1) Your phone must be unlocked, meaning it can not be tied to another carrier because of your contract or payment plan. Contact the carrier if you are uncertain. 2) It must be GSM Compatible. Phones purchased from AT&T and T-Mobile are GSM compatible. 3) Phones that have been reported lost or stolen will have a non-compatible IMEI (serial number) and will not work.
Tethering is when you allow other devices to connect to your mobile device to access the internet via your cellular network connection. This does use the data available on your plan and is also known as using a mobile hotspot.
Pure Talk sells only unlocked GSM phones. Unfortunately, we do not have the ability to unlock phones that were locked by other carriers. If you learn your phone is locked, you would need to contact your previous carrier to request the device be unlocked.
A PUK code is a code used to unblock your SIM card. If at any point your SIM card becomes blocked, you may contact our Customer Support department at 1-877-820-7873 or dial 611 from your Pure Talk phone to obtain your PUK code.
Yes, you sure do. Your phone won't be able to make/receive phone calls or access mobile data without a Pure Talk SIM card.
5G access is included with every plan.
Make sure you have a 5G compatible phone and you are in a 5G coverage area.
No, 5G works with standard Pure Talk SIM cards.
