HMD Global Brings Nokia's New Skyline Phone to China, Paying Tribute to Classics, Set to Launch Soon

HMD Global Brings Nokia's New Skyline Phone to China, Paying Tribute to Classics, Set to Launch SoonFollowing HMD Global's announcement of its "return to China" yesterday, the company has now launched its official Weibo account, "HMD Technology", separate from the previous "Nokia Mobile". Notably, the official Weibo header features the Skyline phone, a "tribute to the Nokia N9", hinting at an upcoming launch of the Chinese version

HMD Global Brings Nokia's New Skyline Phone to China, Paying Tribute to Classics, Set to Launch Soon

Following HMD Global's announcement of its "return to China" yesterday, the company has now launched its official Weibo account, "HMD Technology", separate from the previous "Nokia Mobile". Notably, the official Weibo header features the Skyline phone, a "tribute to the Nokia N9", hinting at an upcoming launch of the Chinese version. In comparison, the phone is priced at $499 in overseas markets (IT Home Note: approximately 3577 Chinese yuan).

Here are the specific specifications of the Skyline phone:

• SoC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 2

• Screen: 6.5-inch FHD+ 144Hz OLED display, 1000 nits brightness

• RAM: Up to 12GB

• Storage Space: 256GB

• Rear Camera: 108MP main camera + 50MP telephoto + 13MP ultrawide

• Front Camera: 50MP

• Battery: 4600 mAh, supports 15W Qi2 wireless charging

Besides the HMD Skyline, the HMD and Barbie co-branded Barbie flip phone has also received certification from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Equipped with a 1450mAh battery and a 0.3MP rear camera, the Chinese version is expected to be released soon.

HMD Global's move into China will undoubtedly reignite the popularity of Nokia phones. The Skyline phone, as a flagship model that pays tribute to classics, is poised for success in the domestic market with its powerful hardware configuration and design concept. The launch of the Barbie flip phone also reflects HMD Global's exploration of product diversification.

With HMD Global's further expansion, Nokia phones will return to the Chinese market with a brand new look, offering users more high-quality smartphone options.