Nokia has released what it says is 'the toughest smartphone' yet. Ideal for users who are a little less careful with their handset, it's being raved about for withstanding some of the harshest conditions including water, dust, pressure, heights and supposedly even the weight of a car, so to see just how strong it is I put the Nokia XR21 to the test.
Priced at £499 it's what we would consider at Mirror Choice to be a mid-range phone, nowhere near as cheap as some of Nokia's flip classics but also not as expensive as the likes of iPhone and Samsung's often £1,000 plus prices.
Along with the rugged capabilities the handset has a range of high-end qualities which are nearly always desired by modern smartphone users. Including a 64-megapixel back camera, a battery life that can last as long as two days, and a decent design when it comes to its interface qualities.
