The Nokia X range has certainly set tongues wagging, boasting an Android OS in place of that now-familiar Windows Phone we’ve become accustomed to.
The Nokia X, Nokia X+ and and Nokia XL all arrived at Mobile World Congress 2014, with the former coming in at just 89(around £73/$100) and the latter boosting screen size to 5 inches for 20 euros more.
Which, of course, leaves the awkward middle child - priced smack bang in the middle of its two brothers and offering a little more RAM and the smaller screen size.
The assumption is that this range is aimed at developing nations - you won’t see both the X and the X+ because, frankly, the difference is so minor it took Nokia a good five minutes to identify a Plus for us to get our hands on.