IFA 2019: HMD Global launches Nokia 110, 2720 and 800 Tough feature phones!

HMD Global announces a new 110 dumb phone, 2720 flip phone, and 800 Tough phone to reinforce their dominance in feature phones!

Nokia 2720 flip phone

Nokia 110, Nokia 2720, and Nokia 800

Nokia 110

First up is the new Nokia 110 feature phone with a 1.77-inch QVGA display, 4MB RAM, 4MB ROM with a microSD card slot that expands up to 32GB, and a removable 800mAh battery rated for 14 hours of talk time or 18.5 days of standby time.

It also features a rear-facing qVGA camera, built-in music player, LED torchlight, FM Radio. It will be available in mid-September in ocean blue, black and stunning pink.

Nokia 2720 rear camera

Next is the new Nokia 2720 which revives the 90s favorite flip or clamshell phone. It includes a 2.8-inch QVGA inner display and a 1.3-inch outer display with a Qualcomm 205 mobile platform, 512MB RAM, 4GB internal storage, a 2MP rear-facing camera, and a removable 1,500mAh battery with 28.9 days standby time or 10.9 hours talk time.

It runs on KaiOS which includes key features like the classic flip design, Google Assistant button, and dual SIM capable.

Nokia 800 Tough

Lastly is the new Nokia 800 Tough phone that was inspired by the memes that portray the indestructibility of Nokia phones. Touted with IP68 and MIL-STD 810G certification, it is one of the toughest phones Nokia has ever made.

It features a 2.4-inch QVGA display with a Qualcomm 205 Mobile Platform, 512MB RAM, 4GB internal storage that is expandable via microSD up to 32GB, WiFi, Bluetooth 4.1, and a large 2,100mAh battery rated to last for 43 days of standby time and 14.3 hours of talk time.

It features a 198-lumen torch and a nano-SIM tray.

Price and availability

There is no word yet on official PH pricing and availability. Prices below are direct conversion without shipping, duties, and taxes.

Nokia 110 - USD 20 or PHP 1K
Nokia 2720 - EURO 89 or PHP 5K
Nokia 800 Tough - EURO 109 or PHP 6K

The Nokia 110 and 2720 will be available within September while the Nokia 800 will be available in early October.

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