HMD today unveiled the 4G Nokia G22 with a focus on repairability and sustainability. Let’s explore that first. Then decide on the specifications.
The Nokia G22 is for smartphone owners who want their phone to last as long as possible. Market research figures show that the main reason people replace their phones is because their phone is broken, mostly due to display failure or battery deterioration. As such, HMDs focused on making it as easy as possible to replace mobile phones.
Replacing the Nokia G22 battery takes about five minutes, and we have all the tools you need: a SIM ejector tool, a guitar pick, and a screwdriver. Changing the display takes about 20 minutes with some additional tools. HMD has partnered with iFixit to provide tools, guides, and parts for replacing the Nokia G22 display, charging port, or battery. Of course, you can also bring your G22 to an authorized service center for repair.
Nokia has greatly reduced the steps required to repair the G22, eliminating the need to heat and remove the back cover and using alcohol to remove the battery.
Nokia G22 easier to replace battery and display
The Nokia G22 has a back cover made from 100% recycled plastic and a fully certified FSC mix of materials for the packaging.
As for the actual specs, the G22 has a 6.52-inch HD+ 90Hz display and Gorilla Glass 3. On the front, his 8MP camera can unlock his face while wearing a mask, and it has a fingerprint scanner mounted on the side.
The Nokia G22 is powered by the Unisoc T606 chipset, with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB or 128 GB of storage. The Nokia G22 phone comes with Android 12 and HMD promises two OS upgrades for him and three years of security updates for him, so it should move to Android 14.
On the back is a triple camera system with a 50MP main camera, a 2MP macro unit and a 2MP depth sensor.
The 5,050mAh battery requires 20W wired charging.
Nokia G22 in Lagoon Blue and Meteor Gray
The Nokia G22 is available from today in blue and gray starting at €179.
