We have reported that Nokia plans to launch the Nokia C30 after the Nokia C20 Plus. The phone will also be an entry-level device, but more powerful than the Nokia C20 series.
Today, the Nokia C30 (TA-1357) has received FCC certification. The Bluetooth SIG certification confirms that the TA-1357 belongs to the Nokia C30.
The FCC documents mention that the phone will use a 5850 mAh battery with the model number SE681. The certification also mentions the charger, USB data cable, and earphones, but their specifications are currently unknown.
We also found that the C30 will be available in the following storage variants: 2GB + 32GB, 2GB + 64GB, and 3GB + 64GB. Judging by the storage options, it will be an entry-level device.
The charger mentioned in the FCC certification is a 10W charger. With a 5850 mAh battery, its power is still insufficient, but it is acceptable for an entry-level device. In addition, this charger will be used with a micro-USB data cable.
The back design of the Nokia C30 has also surfaced online, showing that this phone will be almost identical to the Nokia C20 but will feature a rear fingerprint scanner.