HMD launches Nokia branded push-button phone family Nokia 200 4G, Nokia 210 4G, Nokia 215 4G 2nd Edition And Nokia 235 4G 2nd Edition expanded with models. The company has a special device right in the middle of the D-pad in these four models. artificial intelligence key placing it. This button adds a more up-to-date layer to the classic push-button phone usage in terms of voice command and quick access.
New Nokia models run the artificial intelligence assistant with Sikey AI support. Users can ask basic questions with this assistant and also control some functions of the phone by voice. In addition, HMD is the first to use artificial intelligence assistant. 180 days free offers. After the period expires, a paid subscription is required and you also need to use a smartphone to purchase this subscription.
HMD adds video calling feature via Xpress chat to all four phones. This feature is integrated into phones VGA camera It works with and makes the video calling experience on push-button phones more accessible. On the other hand, Xpress chat is not limited to video calling only. Voice messages, text messages and photo sharing can also be done through the application.
On the screen side, Nokia 200 4G and Nokia 210 4G, 6.1cm QVGA display It comes with. Nokia 215 4G 2nd Edition and Nokia 235 4G 2nd Edition 7.1cm IPS QVGA display It carries. On the camera side, Nokia 210 4G offers a VGA camera on the back. If Nokia 235 4G 2nd Edition With 2 megapixel rear camera It is positioned higher in the family.
HMD adds voice AI to classic Nokia phones
All four models run on the S30+ operating system and 1450mAh removable battery is using. However, Bluetooth 5.0, 3.5 mm headphone jack, FM radio and USB-C charging connection are among the common features. HMD also adds microSD card support to the hardware list of these phones. Thus, it is possible to free up additional space for music, photos and basic file storage needs.
On the battery side, HMD is under laboratory conditions for Nokia 200 4G and Nokia 210 4G Standby time up to 13 days And Up to 9 hours talk time gives. In contrast, for Nokia 215 4G 2nd Edition and Nokia 235 4G 2nd Edition Standby time up to 12 days And Up to 10 hours talk time is explained. These values show that phones target longer basic use, unlike smartphones.
The artificial intelligence button focuses on direct commands instead of a large-screen chat experience on these phones. In the examples given by HMD, the user can turn on the flashlight, set an alarm, initiate a call and get answers to simple questions. On the Nokia 235 4G 2nd Edition side, the assistant is also explained with the example of turning on the rear camera with a voice command. This usage offers a shorter way for those who want to start basic operations without navigating through menus.
Nokia 200 4G stands out on HMD’s product page as the first Nokia push-button phone with a front camera. This model offers the Xpress chat video calling feature in a simpler body. Nokia 210 4G, on the other hand, combines a similar screen size with a rear camera. Nokia 215 4G 2nd Edition and Nokia 235 4G 2nd Edition are aimed at those looking for a larger screen.
HMD highlighted 4G connectivity, USB-C and basic multimedia features in the 2024 versions of the Nokia 215 4G and Nokia 235 4G models. In the new 2nd Edition models, the company adds a front camera, Xpress chat video calling and artificial intelligence assistant to this line. However, the artificial intelligence subscription must be purchased via smartphone. This detail is a point that should be known, especially for those who prefer to use push-button phones only.
HMD did not announce prices for Nokia 200 4G, Nokia 210 4G, Nokia 215 4G 2nd Edition and Nokia 235 4G 2nd Edition. The company has not yet shared clear information about the sales calendar and availability by country. All models update the classic Nokia line with 4G, USB-C, Xpress chat and artificial intelligence button.