What to Expect From Nokia in 2023 | 3 Nokia Phones Announced | New Logo

[@AbdullaZaki]

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but I've been having health problems over the last month, thankfully I'm feeling better now. Anyway, seems like the G22 is getting some positive coverage for it's repairability. Hope we see this translate to more premium phones.

[@johnlander4635]

Still watching so you take the time you need.

[@csumme7]

Glad you are better now. I like that G22. It looks very good to hold.

[@ilijaciceric2795]

Yours health is on first place.I hope premium Nokia with sd 7+gen2 🙏 but man can dream!

[@abcun17]

Glad to hear you are feeling better. Your health should always be your number one priority. Without it, much else in life falls by the wayside. So take the time you need and be well. Cheers!👍👍

[@soapybacon4358]

Was wondering why ive not seen an alert from you for a while, great to see you back, hope you are in good health now 🙏

[@aaronoralan5314]

HMD need to invest more in X Series

[@drkameldiab683]

Nokia Has Many Problems To Be Nokia.. 🥰👍

[@dvhk7497]

Yes. And also improve their marketing.

[@dutchbondskanselier]

I am so done with Nokia entry level phones. I want a flagship!

[@AbdullaZaki]

Amen

[@OrangeFlame1]

as they say, hope dies last

[@vinxcxcxcxc6354]

It wont sell sadly they are trapped in entry and mid look at oneplus they tried to jump into the premium line up now they are struggling.

[@bridge2499]

What about the x30?

[@harishbista7525]

Its really hard time for them, they are just struggling. If they could have continued with phones like nokia 3, 5, 6, 7plus, 8 ,9 lineup they could compete. These were the best designed phones. If they could buy lumia design patent will give them a GO. They can really compete in market.

[@maricelunabia7293]

I would want for Nokia to be competitive in the mid to budget phones. There might just be a niche in the market for "sustainable" products. Durability, functionality, repairability, practicality over glitz and dazzles but disposable and vulnerable phones.

[@pawarnikhilh]

Nokia should have launched the phones with FHD+ resolution. I don't mind the midrange chipset, but a mid/low end 5G Snapdragon chipset would have been more preferable. The newly launched phones might be durable and longlasting as mentioned in the advertisement but the chipset would still be outdated. People mostly think of buying a phone that would last for at least 5 years. Considering the updates, other brands launch a new phone with the latest android version and provide a minimum of 2 major OS updates and 3 years of security updates which are on time. That's why, at least in India, people prefer Samsung phones.

[@petrisalonen4893]

I totally agree. A Snapdragon 4 Gen 1 would have been cheap yet very good in everyday use. A shame it's not coming to budget Nokias.

[@haraprasad2060]

Don't expect more from nokia I suggest you to go with Vivo or motorola

[@minukarodrigo]

Samsung never lasts 5 years, it would work 2 years maximum, even from light use (excluding J series, C series and A series until 2017)

[@arjames26]

Not true at all. I previously had Galaxy A52 last 2021, and it is still working; I gave it to my brother after I bought a flagship, and still it is working fine.

[@AlexisTichko]

I had the very same thought about the repair-ability. Why going the extra mile into designing a device that still requires specific tooling to remove the back en to swap the battery while we all know that it can be done much easier...a design that dates from the stone ages in mobile phone land...the "removable back cover" and "user replaceable battery"...mind-blowing isn't it?

[@JamesGadbury]

Presumably a clip off back cover would have an impact on the IP rating?

[@Vantud391]

Would love to see Nokia back in Smartphone market with innovations, seeing Apple and Samsung dominate the market just feel boring and generic now.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Plus the cost of what Apple wants for their products is a no go for me, and Samsung devices just have way too much bloat for my taste. We need more very solid mid range phones, and tablets from Nokia with 6GB of RAM for around $350 USD at most.

[@xEroxSennin]

very true

[@Pancakeswithchocolatespread]

I have a Nokia and it is so good

[@tomhullbridge]

I've been using a Nokia 5 for the last 5 years. It's been fantastic but 16GB of storage is now proving too little for my growing list of apps. I've been looking at the current Nokia models but unfortunately there isn't one I fancy. Ideally, I would want a G60, but smaller, with Google Pixel 6a camera performance, and around a 250/300 EUR price mark. Having to buy an X30 to get a decent camera is not going to work for me, especially now that Google has dropped the price of the Pixel 6a to 350 EUR. I really want to buy a new Nokia as I love their ethos but right now I can't see how.

[@minukarodrigo]

If the Pixel is that cheap, then the X30 will automatically get a bigger price drop

[@supernovice8350]

I wish you also talked about the Nokia C12. So far it's very worthy enough for a $80 phone in a very entry level segment. Very basic android phone and it looks good. The phone has a removable back cover like a phone from 2015. The performance is very the same with the C22 only in some areas like battery(3000mah vs 5000mah) and cameras are not the same. Also no finger print scanner. Here in the Philippines, it is sold around pesos 3990 - 4290. It is a 3GB ram/64 GB storage model.

[@MrHYDRO84]

I have a Nokia C12 the 2 GB RAM, 64 GB Storage, Dual SIM version and I am so far very impressed with it, they have optimized the C12 very very well the battery life is phenomenal, it does exactly what it says on the tin and is at a very modest price. Camera is not very good at all though but tbh at this price point you can't really expect much else.

[@harishbista7525]

They were going good at starting point with Nokia 3, 5, 7 plus, 6, 8,9. Thought they brought back lumia like design with hmd signature design, but when they followed the trend of v shaped notch device they went down, and again there was hope when they released xr20, x30, g60, but then again they just designed the phone with with basic design, looking at this they are really struggling, i think they don't know how to compete in market and what phones to make, may be lack of market research or they are just going for premium looking phone with basic display design thinking people will buy their phone for the name of Nokia only.

[@tm-lo6ww]

Do any of the Nokia phones come with a pilot light to let you know if you have a missed call/text? Not everyone is glued to their phone and if you turn your back on it for thirty seconds, without a pilot light you have to turn it on to see if anything has come through. Totally crazy!

[@mcrazza]

Still rocking a Nokia 6 (2017). It's fine but the SD435 is the limiting (and frustrating) factor here. Looking to upgrade now.

[@StoryWellTold]

Me too, I am upgrading because of that.. Otherwise, I will still be rocking it

[@danielversion1.035]

Honestly, I'm happy HMD are sticking with the old logo.

[@lucywebber3588]

Love the Nokia Android❤

[@Driziationz]

Really hope HMD is releasing at least G22 in my country, Indonesia. The C series is absolutely frustrating to use because the obsolete hardware. Currently using The C31 right now and I am DYING to upgrade to the G22

[@mistercutts]

I'm here because of Nokia's phone past, not their current, or as it is looking their future. After a strong re-start (Nokia 8) it's been downhill for me with HMD and my current 8.3 has been disappointing. It will go soon and won't be replaced by a Nokia. A line of all Nokia phones going back to those I can't remember before my N80! The current phones and company really have nothing for me to hang around and use. You're the only way I get any news on Nokia now and it must be difficult to be enthusiastic about much from HMD these days. Good luck! And best wishes for your continued good health 👍

[@AbdullaZaki]

As you can see, I'm not super enthusiastic either haha. Thanks for sticking around though and the wishes.

[@captainmorgan5449]

​@@AbdullaZaki I will stay neutral and not criticize HMD. They are trying to survive and the low end is their meal ticket. My 8.3 will not charge anymore, this seems to be a common issue with the 8.3. I read on a form it could be a loose connector cable. I will take it to a local repair shop as my warranty has expired. I am in the United States and Nokia has given me no replacement options. The X30 5 G is not for sale in this market unless I import it without a warranty. I hope you are feeling better... thanks for the updates.

[@sloppynyuszi]

Nokia gotta bring N-gage back. Unironically i really liked my gage QD, back in the day. I dunno if they could partner up with Nvidea, or someone to make a game centric phone. It’s a niche, but something to fight against the ROG would be cool. Either go mid spec and have the retro emulation crowd happy with nice slide out PSP go controller, or just go all out on the specs with fans and stuff, like the rog.

[@ingrowntoenailiv]

Opinions in the E61/E62

[@bilal_qb]

Nokia need more advertising ❤

[@iPhonenaire]

I'd love the C32 review. A glass back is worth seeing

[@AbdullaZaki]

The colours look pretty cool. Might pick one up just to do an unboxing video

[@naughtychoudhary663]

We all waiting for flagship phone from Nokia... .... ....😊

[@nariman_kashefi]

Honestly the only way forward with Nokia (HMD) for me is a device with Fabiola design, also I really like to see a Nokia phone with sailfish, sofar I bought three HMD made Nokias but I'm not sure if my next smartphone will be a Nokia or not, I'm considering some other brands like Sony and Motorola or even Volla phone 22, a German made smartphone with sailfish support. I believe HMD destroyed the potential that Nokia brand had.

[@AbdullaZaki]

I would love for fabiula to come back too.

[@petrisalonen4893]

How was your HMD Nokia phones experience? I bought 6.2 and it was too buggy. First two years was the worst losing GPS and waiting forever to update to Android 11 and when it came video recording stopped working (later camera update fixed bug). Ironically now in 2023 my Nokia 6.2 works fine! 👍. I have kept it as a secondary device it still takes good natural looking photos outside and 6.2 Full hd+ LCD PureView screen is one of the best LCD screens ever, a very good quality eye friendly to look at for longer periods.

[@nariman_kashefi]

@@petrisalonen4893 First I bought an 8 and then X20, also a G20 as a gift, I gotta say I had a generally ok experience with them but I expect more from Nokia than just an okay experience.

[@rintarouokabe5090]

I wish the G22 had a 6.0-inch screen, while keeping the self repair-feature and all the other good stuff.

[@eddiedocabo6058]

Im no longer exited of those latest releases of HMD global for their nokia smart phones, unless they will introduce a proper upper midrange line up of phones using sd 870 ,778,,7 gen 1 processors or dimensity 9000 chipset

[@AbdullaZaki]

We won't get such processors in the near future if I had to guess haha.

[@erick-gd7wo]

I'm sorry to say I'm now more worries with your announcement. Granted, the new model presentations were greatly made, but I cannot hide my back thinking that HMD is having more trouble than it wants us to know. The Nokia new logo can be translated into what Microsoft is doing now, going away from ill fated mobile venture.

[@ilhamwiraputra]

my nokia g20 get upgrade to android 13, the wifi and hotspot didn't work after upgrade android 13

[@jephthahb]

I have a Nokia G21 which I have used for more than 6months now. My problem withis phone is that I have managed to update it to android 11 and it seems it stock there I have not been able to update both the OS and security via updated my security updated is stocked on September 2022. Kindly help if there's any way I can update to android 12 at least

[@amaljoe367]

C32 and G22 looks good. But i don't understand why C32 is having A13 and G22 Android 12 🤔

[@silentreader77]

HMD stated that they developed the phone a little bit longer than other phones, to put A13 means they had to delay the launch again I guess, I mean all the battery life features are definitely tested on A12. I personally think they should offer A15 update guarantee for G22

[@CommodoreFan64]

@@silentreader77 I agree if they want to tout a more repair friendly phone, they should be providing 3 OS upgrades, and 4 years of security updates to prove it, that would really get the industry talking.

[@silentreader77]

@@CommodoreFan64 yeah, sure. That will bring more value to the phone

[@MrHYDRO84]

I have a Nokia C12 the 2 GB RAM, 64 GB Storage, Dual SIM version and I am so far very impressed with it, they have optimized the C12 very very well the battery life is phenomenal, it does exactly what it says on the tin and is at a very modest price. Camera is not very good at all though but tbh at this price point you can't really expect much else.

[@thespacementv1506]

This might be off-topic, but do you know how to create folders in Launcher 10? There's no tutorial or guide, and doesn't work in the same way that it did my old Lumia, so I'm a bit lost.

[@AbdullaZaki]

Haven't used it in a while but doesn't just dragging tiles on top of each other create folders?

[@thespacementv1506]

​@@AbdullaZaki Thank you that worked, just had to change them to a bigger size.

[@mjunaidr]

Any more devices apart from these please reply back. Currently I am using Nokia 8 Sirocco. Can I wait till 4th quarter of this year to get better nokia device?

[@AbdullaZaki]

Hard to say, we will definitely get more upscale things than these 3 near the end of the year.

[@mohamednossair7556]

Hello Abdulla, Hope all's good at your end Need your advice please, I have a Nokia 8.35G but lately it has been showing power and over heating issues and I sent it more than once for maintenance this year. I'm confused which Nokia device I could get replacing the 8.3 What do you suggest? Thank you very much Mohamed from Egypt

[@AbdullaZaki]

Hi Mohamed, I would probably replace it with the Nokia X30

[@memorablemoments001]

Love from Keonjhar, Odisha, India ❤️🇮🇳

[@xxxxxxxx406]

IS THE NOKIA G22 A GOOD BUY.AND HOW GOOD IS THE AUDIO SPEAKER?

[@thespacementv1506]

Could you do a review of the Clarity earbuds 2 pro? I'm in the market for some earbuds and was wondering how they sound.

[@josephf5036]

Looking forward for your review about the Nokia G42 5G. Just got mine and it's amazing surprise

[@abhijitnair08]

im so glad the new logo wont come into the devices 😆 it looks so wierd

[@markmartindale7215]

Interestingly the Nokia Wi-Fi app (used with the Nokia Beacon router) was recently updated with the new Nokia logo for whatever that's worth.

[@callme_Oli]

Any chance we could see could see nokia vs motorola comparison videos? Since they have the same ODM

[@sebeiibrahim2833]

Hope that we have a flagship this summer

[@alecheesacker4460]

Hits the Red Buzzer!

[@محمدزيدان-ج9ش]

also Nokia too announce pure ui lately

[@blackhawk69100]

I think the new logo is fit for its intended purpose. And I think the use of the old logo for consumer products is the right move. Anyway like it or not HMD are razor focused on phones they know they can sell as they don’t cost much to begin with. I think we will see an update to the XR20 soon, but I don’t think we will see much in the way of midrange phones going by the X30 sales numbers. Here in the UK it’s received a few price cuts now, and to be honest it isn’t that great of a phone compared to the sea of competition. I think all we will see is minor updates to a simplified range of phones that are inexpensive. HMD are making big strides with sustainability, so maybe we will have to wait longer to see if this approach bares fruit. But in answer to everyone’s question will there be a flagship……… short answer is no. At this point it’s just a legacy name on forgettable hardware. It’s a real shame.

[@AbdullaZaki]

I can understand their struggles. The phone market is ultra competitive, and its really hard to differentiate when the hardware is so similar across the board. Add to that economies of scale.... and you need to do something very different to just survive.

[@minukarodrigo]

Let's not forget that all the other licensees are only Nokia by name

[@johnlander4635]

Would like to see a new XR20 tough phone. I would buy that next year I would.

[@kevinwasserfall2038]

Hi What happened to nokia now?

[@sfisonkosi9056]

G21 still doesn't get android 12 Nokia it not keeping up to their promise of update

[@SheershPratham-tl6bw]

How Lucky you are that Nokia sends it's each and every phone to you . 🥺

[@AlexisTichko]

A logo is just a logo. I think what the brand stood for is more important. Now you will have two Nokia's (which was already the case in reality) that will just confuse some people. Personally I fear that HMD Nokia will soon vanish as they just don't seem to create something that will attract buyers and boost the old memories of the brand.

[@MichaelBrand-z9l]

I just bought a Nokia C32. Nice phone but doesn't work with Oticon hearing aids; I wear two. Although Oticon advertises its Oticon Companion app as working with both IOS and Android systems, it turns out not to be true. Oticon advises purchase of a "small Clip" which costs more than the phone, to link hearing aids with the C32. Too bad, I like the phone, but will probably return it.

[@shaherharden9636]

Abdullah, can you not convince nokia to make smart buttoned device. We don't need a total dumb phones nokia is making. We kinda want smart and modern remakes of nokia n93i, eseries e72 etc, With physical button.

[@arifhossainshikder8555]

I think our old Nokia will be back with pure UI ,also Nokia should think about their📱price 💰 seriously 🤩

[@deadpool6072]

The new logo is so “disconnecting letters”

[@minimaleye]

indeed...

[@csumme7]

Is HMD going to use the old Nokia logo but Nokia (the company here in Finland) is the one switching to the new logo? I like Nokia (both of them in the past and present) and my first cellphone was a Nokia back in 1999. However, my X20 hit the bathroom floor the other day and cracked and chipped the glass. I have a Motorola E22 to takeover until I get that one fixed or replaced.

[@ralphhowton3286]

Try an xr20.

[@AbdullaZaki]

Yeah, so HMD will use the old logo on the phones. Sad to hear about your X20 :( how was life using it as your daily driver before the accident?

[@csumme7]

@@AbdullaZaki It was great honestly. Very smooth, never had a hiccup, updated quickly, a pleasure to use. I have thought about the X30 but also that G22. It really looks nice. All phones screen will crack if you get hit at the right place and right amount of pressure point. So, no big thing. Glad I didn't pay a thousand (or more)for it and that happen . 😁

[@kcnairnair7299]

Instead of changing logo, if they would only go back to the old camera positioning, it would at least make it stand out. What we now have is a mobile phone with half the power of a competitor selling at double the price! No sir! This company is definitely sinking fast!

[@johannes9999]

My current phone is the OnePlus Nord (the original one). Before it I had the Nokia 8.1 and before that the 8. I was very happy with both of those and I'm would like to get another Nokia next... But I'm not really seeing any options that would be as good for me as those were...

[@CommodoreFan64]

I'm still rocking my Nokia G50, and my Nokia T20 tablet that I use daily, but this lineup does not look very promising.

[@roswellgrays]

everyone knows that the last Nokia models may be used mostly for parents to give their little children, or as second phone at work. Day by day Nokia Mobile are losing its value and it is getting an ordinary cheap brand in peoples mind. This strategy may cause HMD to survive in sector but untill when? I see some Nokia concept designs on internet. Mostly the designs are better and better than current Nokia phones. is it so difficult to design models looking like Lumia phones?

[@mamako4615]

Abdullah can you review the new Nokia 3310 new edition

[@quocphingo9807]

waiting for flagship or mid-ranged at least, even I'm just bought nokia x30

[@RahmatFebriyanto-mp4iv]

Keep it stylish Nokia 👀

[@yvanmaglalang241]

With the lineup that Nokia is currently having, with the focus on budget phones, it's pretty disappointing. I'm still using by Nokia 7 Plus despite it having minor problems already and can't pick a real replacement from the available phones in our market. I own a G50, but it's too heavy and big for an everyday phone. I could consider X30, but the removal of SD card slot and audio jack is a big turn off. Hoping they release more for the midrange market. I know they accepted defeat from the flagship segment, but they better not give up on midrange.

[@aandm87]

The old logo was much better, Nice looking. I don't know why they don't make a flagship phone ore high midrange phone..😢

[@maliisnmusicgodmali]

Awesome 😎👍💯

[@Agumon5]

Nokia seems like they don't quite have a clear vision for the future of their smartphone lineup.

[@noparking3251]

Your presentation and your videography and editing are amazing . If you give NOKIA even a little bit of skills . It will be great . 😂

[@AbdullaZaki]

hahaha

[@v44922]

I like the new logo, but the old looks good on phones. I really hope they launch good phones this year here in India sooner

[@dvhk7497]

I dream with Nokia returning to the Lumia branch with Windows Phone and I always expect to hear something about it in every new video... 😅 How impossible it seems after check the statistics of mobiles sold and realize how stuck is the market with just two OS.

[@houssemassili7324]

من اي دولة انت

[@canokten777]

I think HMD needs money. Some models like Nokia 9, hurt HMD financially and HMD didn't do a good marketing. Lots of people made fun of Nokia 9. HMD produced good flagships but HMD's marketing has too bad, so HMD couldn't reach big sales and HMD lost a lot of money. In my opinion, HMD learnt something about marketing and they are trying to do different phones with spending little money like G22. I think G22's worst point is hardware. Also G22 needs a bit different design. This camera island is too boring. Yes, Pure Android doesn't need high level hardware for long life but T606 is too bad for this phone. I can't understand why they did this fail. My Nokia 5 is still working so good without any intervention. I think HMD lots of old models were very cool and premium. I also quite like HMD's "Premium smartphone experiences should not be limited to flagship devices only" policy and they are successful about this. They can do very good things with +Marketing+Premium Designs+Pure Android+Mid or High level hardware. I hope they can understand us.

[@AbdullaZaki]

Nicely put!

[@mikkosuhonenphotography]

I hope licensing continues. Nokia XR20 is the perfect device for me and I hope to see follower for it from HMD. Even Nokia used version of it on its marketing video for industrial devices.

[@blackhawk69100]

I think they will continue the license. But even if they don’t I think HMD will continue to make phones. The reason I think that was because it was HMD that announced bringing production to Europe and not Nokia. But I think the license will continue also because Nokia is the main shareholder in HMD. Otherwise HMD would have to find new investors or raise enough cash to buy the stock price.

[@Revtiva]

So, Nokia imitating the Honda way, you might say?

[@aaronpingol1566]

i miss the past where you can just change your battery easily

[@avim4896]

The biggest problem with hmd global is that they fail to keep up with their promises of giving updates to their phones. That's why I moved away from nokia 5.3 to pixel 6a

[@AbdullaZaki]

Nokia isn't the fastest when it comes to update speed, but usually the security patches are alright.

[@mahesha3673]

Nokia magic max coming

[@antw3565]

These phones are dissapointing. As a current Nokia G20 user looking for an upgrade I will probably buy a Pixel 6a or 7a rather than another Nokia.

[@prabhakardhar1379]

i love nokia but have 0 hope from them,

[@abhaykumaran95]

To be honest we Indians has nothing much left to expect from Nokia sadly other than unnecessarily overpriced phones.For an example they priced 5 month old globally launched Nokia X30 as high as S21FE ,one plus 10 pro,OP11R, Pixel 6/7 series, Motorola edge 30 pro,Realmi GT 2pro,Xiomi 12 pro etc which are proper flagships.So in Indian market they are now a joke!No one cares about their launches or phones except very few Nokia lovers but sadly we can't recommend Nokia to anyone 🙂

[@AbdullaZaki]

I think it might also have to do with the made in india policy which means that their premium devices will have higher taxes on them than their budget friendly devices made there. I could be wrong.

[@mutebisam]

I want to buy the Nokia C32 but I don't see it anywhere on market !!

[@Pompeiusxx83]

OZO Audio is surely great,as long as the speaker is good too . That is deinitelly a big downside of their new phones.

[@xxxxxxxx406]

HELLO MY FRIEND. I HAVE THE NOKIA 5.4,CAN YOU PLEASE RECOMMEND ANOTHER PHONE WITHIN THE SAME PRICE RANGE THAT JUST AS GOOD OR BETTER THAN THE NOKIA 5.4.THANKS. GOD BLESS 👍🏿

[@abhin_c_l]

Review Nokia C02

[@Peters_Milk]

Why are they trying to distance themselves from their mobile past? It's dumb in my opinion. I love the new logo and i hope HMD incorporates it on mobile maybe after the current licence expires.

[@RaviKumar-we8bd]

Nokia g22 all features is good but processor wahi repeated

[@koushik6762]

Don't know why Nokia using Unisoc chipset

[@pratikdutta2888]

Last Android phone i like nokia 8.1 and 8.3 both are actually good phones ❤❤❤ ,I'm still using nokia 5.1 plus and 8.1, the other side the 5g phones from nokia are actually overpriced compares to other brands, Love from India brother 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@OrangeFlame1]

The new Nokia couldn't be more far from the old Nokia which I adored. The more days pass by I miss the glory days of Windows Phone and the Lumia series (excluding the Microsoft Lumia phones)

[@ralphhowton3286]

Try an xr20, bulletproof 😂

[@OrangeFlame1]

@@ralphhowton3286I have been using an XR20 since 2021 December. Not the best phone I used by a long shot.

[@Rfpepe7295]

Ramadan Kareem!!!!

[@TheDanslb]

Now that the wifi issues with Android 13 have been reportedly solved on the XR20 I went ahead and picked it up. Almost 2 weeks in and it's beginning to grow on me. They approached the design in a slightly different way and the build as well. They have something going for themselves, a differentiator. It's nice to hold albeit too big. I've decided no class protection this time, not done this since Lumia 1520. I'm most interested in seeing a smaller XR30, no assistant button. Keep the red programmable button, 90hrz led display with more nits. Mid range Snapdragon is fine. The self repairability of the new phone I am all in on, Fairfone does it too and I would like to see this from more brands. The new logo is meh, yes, more inline wich a modern tech company but it's a shame they want to distance themselves so badly from their phone legacy.

[@harishbista7525]

No notch, innovative design like nokia n9, n8, lumia series, also if they can work on their 7+, 8, 6, 9 pureview, 8.3 5g, xr 20, and get inspired from those design to build new design would be great. Yes, they are getting on track with these new modular design and adding virtual ram to their devices.

[@Stinger430]

Thanks for this report Abdulla. I have to give HMD credit for consistency, as I continue to be underwhelmed by their devices. It's difficult to get excited about Nokia phones anymore. I wish these phones didn't have the "Nokia" logo on the back. As far as the new logo is concerned, I don't think it's "bad", but they should have stuck with the squircle for the "O". I think the name Nokia would be more easily recognisable with the squircle. I think that has always been the iconic element of their logo. Cheers.

[@samantos]

Thanks for NOKIA's news! But the presented models are ultra- and low-budget. Of course, such devices also have the right to exist (especially in our country, during the war), but where are the X-series and the protected XR model?! I doubt that most of the brand's fans will downgrade and switch to lower-end smartphones.

[@rakeshpopat8188]

HMD GLOBAL has really tried hard to save the nokia brand but nokia once were a iconic brand now even lower than OPPO. What's the point changing the logo it looks really stupid.

[@WeehDiNga]

Flock Nokia I am holding one right now banging it on my steering wheel.. you wanna get pissed off buy one..

[@87Showmaster]

Nokia Magic Max truth or lie???

[@AbdullaZaki]

Lie

[@shabsarsal]

@@AbdullaZaki shit is it lie?

[@AbdullaZaki]

@@shabsarsal it's fake

[@shabsarsal]

@@AbdullaZakii loss my hope....😪 expected something big

[@xEroxSennin]

My nokia 8 is falling apart and Im looking up for a new nokia device. im disappoint

[@susanchesser1778]

The new logo looks like a bunch of sticks to me. It's like the KIA car logo. I just hate it. And, who sit in the R&D team at Nokia? They don't seem to grasp what we really need. A pop off back to replace the battery is such a selling point. I hope they continue with the Zeiss lens.

[@keith6371]

Huawei would have kicked apple’s ass, but us did a Tanya Harding on Huawei

[@imbukwa]

I gave up on Nokia under HMD. My next phone I will buy is Samsung

[@AbdullaZaki]

Samsung's midrange phones aren't great. OneUI doesn't run well on midrange hardware.

[@mjunaidr]

@@AbdullaZaki nice joke 🙂

[@minukarodrigo]

@@mjunaidr not a joke unless it's a flagship, one ui works great on flagship hardware but it's just meh even on SD7xx chipsets

[@chetan.sharan]

Finally I left Nokia and went for Xiaomi., because I had no choice left. I am no spec sheet nerd, but the cost was too high for me

[@tobiyao1331]

I wonder why nokia can't produce value for money phones, like infinix, itel & techno do, or even of motorolas??