HMD Global's first own-brand model, "M-KOPA X1", has been exposed as a Nokia C32 "vest"
CTOnews.com, Nov. 7 HMD Global has been launching Nokia-branded smartphones for the past six years. The Finnish company announced an expansion of its product portfolio in September, with plans to build a comprehensive product ecosystem by launching various HMD branded products such as smartphones, tablets, feature phones and IoT devices.
CTOnews.com previously reported that the first batch of HMD's own brand mobile phones have appeared in the GSMA IMEI database, with the equipment manufacturer brand clearly defined as "HMD Global" and the relevant models TA-1585 and N159V.
Today HMD updated its online user manual to include drawings of the phone with the model code "TA-1585," indicating that the private-label phone was designed for M-Kopa, a company providing financial services in Kenya, Africa, under the name M-KOPA X1.
▲ Source HMD It is reported that this phone has the Logo of M-Kopa on the back and the inscription "Designed by HMD" below. Foreign media Nokiamob believes that this M-KOPA X1 phone is a "vest version" of the Nokia C32 smartphone already on the market.
▲ The parameters of Nokia C32 mobile phone attached to HMDIT Home are as follows:
Screen: 6.5 inch HD+ LCD
Processor: Unisplendour SC9863A
RAM: 3 GB or 4 GB
ROM: 64 GB or 128 GB
Rear camera: 50 MP main + 2MP wide angle
Equipped with 5000mAh battery, battery life up to three days, and support 10W charging
Color: charcoal, autumn green, beach pink
Price: € 129 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about RMB 1007)
▲ Nokia C32, picture source HMD related reading: "News says HMD Global plans to launch its own brand mobile phone in April next year, fighting Nokia on two fronts"
Nokia Handset Manufacturer HMD Global's First Private Brand Models Appear in IMEI Database
