Nokia has recently released quite a few new machines, including the Nokia G22, which is a bit interesting.
The machine is equipped with UNISOC T606 processor (octa-core 1.8GHz), equipped with a 6.52-inch HD+ 90Hz display, and supports 20W charging.
The machine is also equipped with a 50MP main camera + 2MP depth of field + 2MP macro triple camera, a front 8MP water drop lens, with side fingerprints, gray and blue options, starting at £150, that is, the price of a thousand yuan.
The configuration is nothing to see, the main thing is that it has a concept that is quite fun.
Look at this picture and you will understand.
The Nokia G22 is HMD Global's first phone focused on serviceability and was designed with serviceability in mind.
And in partnership with iFixit, we have introduced repair tools, parts, and repair guides so that users can try to repair their phones on their own.
Just looking at the real machine picture, I only feel what ancient design and big black edge, but with maintenance tools, I am a little moved instantly.
Brother Ji remembered the "modular" mobile phone concept that was once popular, and the "maintenance" concept sounded very practical.
That is, for ordinary users, there is still a certain threshold for repair.
I believe that landline friends must have disassembled their own phones, why not come to the comment area to talk about your interesting experience?
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