About your Nokia G20/G22 RollCall Driver Device

Modified on Tue, 18 Mar at 5:08 PM

KEYS AND PARTS of the Nokia G20 and G22 phone

1. Flash (covered by Rollcall "TAP on Here" label)

2. Camera (covered by Rollcall "TAP on Here" label).

NOTE: Affix Quad Lock for NFC Extender accessory to this location if required.

3. NFC Scan area

4. Google Assistant/Google Search key*

5. SIM and memory card slot

6. Front camera

7. Microphone

8. Earpiece

9. Headset connector

10. Volume keys

11. Power/Lock key

12. USB connector

13. Microphone

14. Loudspeaker

IMPORTANT

Always grip the phone front and back when handling or inserting into cradle. Holding down buttons (while gripping sides of the phone) can cause the phone to enter "Voice Assist" or "Recovery/Fast Boot" modes.
If the device is not operating as expected try a simple RESTART before contacting our support team.

Battery life and Charging

A full charge for a Nokia G22 using a compatible 20W USB-C power adapter takes less than two hours, with a 50% charge achieved in about 50 minutes. Other charging setups will have varied results with lower power output adpaters or power supply outlets taking longer. A minimum 5.0V/2A outlet is recommended.

Charging Time: The Nokia G22 supports 20W fast charging, allowing you to reach 80% battery in about 68 minutes.
Full Charge: A complete charge takes less than two hours.
50% Charge: You can achieve a 50% charge in approximately 40 minutes.
Battery Life: The G22 is known for its three-day battery life with average use.
Charging Tips:
- Use a compatible 20W USB-C power adapter for optimal charging.
- Unplug the charger when charging is complete.
- Do not exceed 12 hours of continuous charging.
- Keep the battery between 15°C and 25°C (59°F and 77°F) for optimal performance.

NOTE: There is a known issue with the Nokia G22 being reported by users since the release of the Android 13 update. If the device is taking a particularly long time to charge on the standard 20W adapter, try restarting the phone while on the charger to increase the charge rate. Nokia and Android are working to resolve this issue for users.

Refer to our guide on Caring for your RollCall Driver Device for more information on prolonging the life of your RollCall devices.

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