HMD promises a new product launch for October 11, could be the Nokia 7.1 Plus

Peter, 09 October 2018

HMD’s October 4 event brought us the Nokia 7.1 (not Plus). There’s another event upcoming (on October 11), which we initially thought was just the local launch of the same phone, but Juho Sarvikas is hinting at new product announcements.

He should know, he’s HMD’s Chief Product Officer. His tweet is in response to a Nokia Mobile India tweet (the event on the 11th will be held in India), which has the tags #MegaLife and #GoBigGetBetter.

The video shows a glimpse of a phone at the end, we tried brightening it up. We also added the Nokia 7.1 (the one with the white outline) to compare the design, it’s pretty much the same.

The phone at the end of the video, brightened up and compared to the Nokia 7.1
The phone at the end of the video, brightened up and compared to the Nokia 7.1

So, what do you think? Is this the Nokia 7.1 Plus? It doesn't seem to be, the dual camera would have looked smaller on the larger model. And the Nokia 7.1 (non-Plus) is not up on Nokia India's site yet, making it even more likely that this is a local launch of that phone.

That said, the 7.1 Plus has been doing the rounds at various certification authorities and is rumored to be going on sale soon (as the Nokia X7 is China).

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Reader comments

  • Tom
  • 10 Oct 2018
  • KkK

Really?, so what I thought was a solid, beautiful and useful smartphone was just a name the whole time! Look, you are entitled to buy cheap stuff because you'll buying another one in less tan a year… but just keep it to yourself

  • Gary
  • 10 Oct 2018
  • bx9

7 Plus was their best phone in the previous generation in my opinion, looking forward to the 7.1 Plus!

  • WaqTaFaht FM
  • 10 Oct 2018
  • sBN

True. Nokia had survived this huge market competition lat year and made it to the Top 10 in the world. I'll be not surprised if Nokia makes it to the Top 3 before 2024 because that's when it is the end of HMD.

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