HMD Global wants a Nokia-branded phone to suit every tier of the handset market.
From the mid-range Nokia 3 to the flagship-challenging Nokia 8, there’s plenty of choice for those seeking an Android phone from the Finnish firm.
Now HMD is seeking to challenge the low-end, entry level segment with a Nokia 2 handset.
Leaked renders from @evleaks show a tidy little handset running what looks to be the pure Android operating system.
Nokia 2 pic.twitter.com/IPp6Qvxp8o
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) September 14, 2017
Alongside the render publication, a filing to the Federal Communications Commission in the United States revealed more details.
It appears the affordable device will have a giant 4,000mAh battery, making it larger than most flagship phones on the market.
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Given what’ll probably be a modest spec sheet, smaller screen and lower resolution, there’s serious potential for this phone’s life-force to endure for multiple days.
The FCC filing didn’t give us any further information, but this phone might be shaping up as a perfect weekend phone for outdoors-folk who don’t wish to risk their high end device.
Does this sound like the kind of phone you’d like to bust out on a camping trip? Let us know @TrustedReviews on Twitter.
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