Article 697F3 HMD’s latest Nokia phone is designed to be repaired in minutes

HMD’s latest Nokia phone is designed to be repaired in minutes

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Jon Porter
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NokiaG22_Ifixit_flatly_grey.0.jpg The Nokia G22, surrounded by iFixit repair tools. | Image: HMD

HMD has worked to make what it says are the most common smartphone repairs - replacing a broken screen, charging port, or flat battery - a simpler process on its new Nokia G22, and it's partnering with repair specialists iFixit to provide customers with the necessary replacement parts, tools, and guides. The Nokia G22 will be available on March 8th in the UK for 149.99 (179 / around $180) and will be sold in select global markets like Europe but not the US.

The company joins a growing list of smartphone manufacturers that are making replacement parts more easily available to end customers. In the past couple of years, we've seen Samsung and Google partner with iFixit to sell replacement parts, while Apple launched its own Self Service...

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