An improved Nokia 7.1 model will hit European stores this month

HMD's newest smartphone, the Nokia 7.1 made its debut on the market last month as part of the Android One program. Although the Finnish company revealed the phone will be available in two variations based on the amount of memory, just the cheaper version was available in Europe.

The Nokia 7.1 with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage was launched in many European countries for around €320, but the improved 4GB/6GB model will be available for just €330.

The phone is already available for pre-order in the Czech Republic, GSMArena reports, and it's likely to hit the shelves on November 30. Besides having a larger amount of memory, this model features dual-SIM support as well.

In the United States, customers can already buy the 4GB/64GB model at various retailers for just $350. The phone comes unlocked, but it will only worth on GSM networks.

If you plan to buy one in the coming days, or you already own one, you'll be happy to know that HMD has already kicked off the Nokia 7.1 Android 9 Pie rollout, so you should have the latest version of the OS very soon.