HMD Global Oy has added two new feature phones – the Nokia 125 and Nokia 150 to its Nokia collection. Both phones feature all-new longer design, long-lasting battery life, wireless FM Radio (users can enjoy with or without a headset) and classic games such as Snake Xenzia. They will be available in select markets globally in Black, Cyan and Red colours (150) and either Charcoal Black or Powder White (125).
Priced starting at US$ 24, the Nokia 125 is housed in a tough polycarbonate shell and packs a 2.4-inch QVGA display as well as 4MB RAM, 4MB storage space, Micro USB (2.0), 3.5mm audio jack and 10200mAh battery (removable) for up to 23.4 days of standby time. It is based on the Series 30+ OS and powered by a MediaTek processor.
The Nokia 150 has the same features but brings extra features such as a VGA camera with flash, 32GB expandable storage (via microSD), Bluetooth 3.0 and MP3 player. It is priced at US$ 29 and both models are obtainable in Single and Dual SIM models (Mini SIM required).
Commenting on the launch, Juho Sarvikas, Chief Product Officer, HMD Global, said:
As an industry leader in feature phones, we are constantly on a mission to improve usability and we are excited to announce two new phones that do just that today. Feature phones remain a popular choice for consumers and businesses alike and we know that ergonomic design is important to our customers. So we’ve developed a brand-new form factor for the category, with a design that maximises usability. At the same time, we’re bringing large 2.4” screens to the most affordable price points yet. Both phones offer a simple, yet extremely reliable experience – with the Nokia 150 packing multimedia features and a battery that lets you talk all day and night, while the stand-by time lasts for weeks.
Source: HMD Global Press
