Within the framework of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the HMD Global brand has announced the launch of three new Nokia smartphones. The Nokia G22, the Nokia C32 and the Nokia C22. All offer up to three days of battery life, and improvements in both image and durability within the C series. In the case of the Nokia G22, it will be the first Nokia smartphone to have repairability in its DNA, with iFixit as a global repair partner.
This collaboration with iFixit will allow users to easily access repair guides and affordable parts to repair their mobile themselves from home without having to go to a specialized workshop. A user will have the possibility of replacing a damaged screen, a bent charging port or a depleted battery, among other cases of the most common defects in a smartphone. to increase its durability over the years.
HDM Global understands that Nokias have to last a long time
This new G series smartphone also comes with a 100% recycled plastic back cover and OZO Playback for bass boost in audio. On the subject of software support, two years of operating system updates Android guaranteed; three years of monthly security updates; and a three-year extended warranty at no additional cost.
A 50-megapixel camera with high-end imaging algorithms is present in the Nokia C32, providing you with advanced imaging at a more affordable price. Its design features a tempered glass finish, straight and refined sides for a premium style. It comes packaged with the latest version of Android 13.
People value quality, durable devices and wouldn't have to give them up for price. The new Nokia G22 has been purposely built to be easily repairable and keepable for longer, together with the advanced image of the Nokia C32 and the enhanced durability of the Nokia C22, adding even more value to the series phones. c.
Adam Ferguson, Director of Product Marketing at HMD Global:
As consumers increasingly demand more sustainable and durable devices, the ability to easily and affordably repair smartphones will become a key differentiator within the market. We have a CCS Insight report that reflects this, with around half of Western European mobile phone users saying they would like to have their device repaired at a reasonable cost if it breaks outside of the warranty period.
Ben Wood, Chief Analyst at CCS Insight-
