Nokia G22 is a handset with eco-design. QuickFix repair capability.
The news recently broke that Nokia has announced one of the first phones Smart Cheap Androids designed to be repaired at home, allowing users to replace the battery in less than five minutes in partnership with iFixit.
Launched before Mobile World Congress andin Barcelona, the Nokia G22 has a removable back and internal design that allows for easy unscrewing and replacement of components, including the battery, display, and charging port.
In addition to this, it is also mentioned that Nokia, HMD Global, will make available quick repair guides and original parts for five years through iFixit specialists, plus affordable professional repair options.
The Nokia G22 It is a standard smartphone with a 6,5-inch screen and a 50-megapixel main camera that has an outer and inner cover that makes it special.
The Nokia G22 includes a recyclable plastic back which can be easily removed to replace broken components. Armed with tools and repair guides from hardware repair advocacy company iFixit, a user can remove and replace the phone's back cover, battery, screen, and charging port.
The G22 promises to be able to be repaired in a few minutes, and the number of steps for the main elements is supposed to be reduced by half.
The Nokia G22, it supports 4G, has a HD display (LCD) of 6,52 inches with a frequency of 90hz update, under which you have to be content with the Unisoc T606 chip (already on board the Nokia G21 released last year).
Available 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage, besides a 5050 mAh battery supports 20W charging, a triple photographic module (the first of 50 Mpx with wide angle, and two 2 MP sensors each dedicated to macro). and depth measurement). The screen of the device is protected by Gorilla Glass 3 and the smartphone complies with the IP52 standard, certifying its resistance only to splashes.
Nokia indicates launch on March 8 of his G22 at a price of €180 in the 4/64 GB version, and €190 in its 4/128 GB model.
As a reminder, the 21 G2022 sold for €169. Replacement parts can be purchased individually from iFixit. The battery will cost €26; for the screen, €50, and for the charging port, €21.
With this launch, Nokia joins other smartphone makers in increasing efforts to make phones last longer amid pressure from regulators to make electronic devices more durable.
Lawmakers in the European Parliament, for example, are calling for legislation requiring manufacturers to give users the "right to repair." Right to Repair refers to a movement among consumer rights activists to make it easier for consumers to repair their devices.
Phone repair, in particular, has gotten more complex. due to the way the battery and other components are sealed with glue.
It's worth mentioning that the Nokia G series isn't the most affordable, but at less than £150/€200, it's a device that will be more widely available to those who are less willing to shell out big bucks to secure the latest device.
However, most of the attention will be focused on how easy it is to repair, as the Nokia G22 launches with the intention of being a do-it-yourselfer, designed to be opened by the user for basic maintenance.
The Nokia G22 follows Nokia's recent designs, finished in plastic and offering two colors for the back, Lagoon Blue or Meteor Gray. There are flat sides, also finished in plastic, in a contrasting color, while the rear is generally glossy.
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It's great, the only thing is that I would like a version with 8GB Ram to come out. because I mostly use this type of device for video games and/or surfing the internet. and there are video games like Genshin Impact that it is better to have 8GB Ram or various internet sites where with 4GB Ram. the browser will slow down due to how heavy they are. since there are very few websites that optimize the minimum use of resources to the maximum.