HMD Global announces Nokia 6300 4G and Nokia 8000 4G

13 November 2020
A new take at two classics.

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  • Anonymous
  • Sr{
  • 13 Nov 2020

The 8000 4G somewhat reminds me of the old 6233 with its curved shape. But the 6300 4G is definitely the better looking phone. And the 8000 almost touches into entry level smartphone category. Dunno what would be more reliable with day to day use, the 8000 or some low end Android phone.

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    • Dani
    • pqC
    • 13 Nov 2020

    Anders, 13 Nov 2020Nokia 8000 4G is going to cost €80?? That's ridiculous... moreI would rather have the Nokia instead of Redmi. I know sounds weird but in my opinion that redmi will stutter more than my 7 years old ass Galaxy s2.

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      • BVZ
      • rAS
      • 13 Nov 2020

      Nokia should re-release model no. 515. It was premium phone with aluminum body.

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        • AnonD-454049
        • 6p}
        • 13 Nov 2020

        BMM, 13 Nov 2020Countless studies have shown that a lot of people are addic... moreLol you should be worried about bigger problems like pollutants in the air, water and food. Those are much more dangerous than a smartphone addiction.

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          • joaquimlopes
          • puX
          • 13 Nov 2020

          Why does Nokia launch the same phones with dual-sim qwerty keyboard, i'll bet that they would be a huge success!

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            • RK SINGH
            • MeP
            • 13 Nov 2020

            this is new announces for nokia

              Still as brainless as usual after the downfall. Once a champion in every aspects but now, even LG and other brands succeeded far. They should outbreak their limits, at least should come out with a premium set which they did in the late 90s.

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                • sq2013
                • j9J
                • 13 Nov 2020

                wnb, 13 Nov 2020who would want to use an outdated keypad as a daily driver ... moreIt will sell. Look at the old gaming megadrive and master systems that were rebooted a couple of years ago.
                Nostalgia is a serious draw and also I think that for the older market, it'll work. I work for a phone network and a lot of people over 60 don't want these massive touchscreen phones and struggle to use them. There's definitely a place for them. I might buy one as a second phone and I love the huge screen phones but a lot of people will buy these as a secondary phone for a holiday or something rather than taking away their pride and joy high end iphone or samsung.

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                  • sq2013
                  • j9J
                  • 13 Nov 2020

                  dph.abu.shofwan, 13 Nov 2020Beautiful looking. But they really should give better chips... moreI don't think that it can be done for two reasons really. Cost. They want to keep it low and that does mean a very budget chipset and also the form factor. It's such a small phone, I don't think that you can put power graphics processor and CPU. The battery life would suffer badly because you have to put in a small battery and also the more powerful processors would generate too much heat I feel.

                    nokia, are you wanna going to die like sony lg or blackberry? this is very expensive, smart people will buy used android phones than this.

                      Beautiful looking. But they really should give better chipset. The 210 is very old and also it is still using Arm Cortex A7 (32 bit) cores. There are Kai-OS device using A53 cores, albeit from Mediatek. Some people complain that whatsapp is very slow on the recent KaiOs Nokia phones. I suspect this is due to the chipset being so outdated.

                        Nokia 8000 4G is going to cost €80?? That's ridiculously high. For €110 you could get the Redmi 9

                        I still think feature phones have a place, but not with those prices and those pathetic cameras

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                          • Phone lover
                          • K2x
                          • 13 Nov 2020

                          Really? This is a disrespect to the 8800 series

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                            • wnb
                            • t7A
                            • 13 Nov 2020

                            they’re targeting a niche market where they can’t put a premium on the product. or are they? i’m really questioning HMD’s strategy. seems to me they’re just wasting investor’s money.

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                              • Anonymous
                              • U2T
                              • 13 Nov 2020

                              design flair only by nokia

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                                • wnb
                                • t7A
                                • 13 Nov 2020

                                Anonymous, 13 Nov 2020Me on the other hand find these devices atractive. Ther... moreon the business side of things, i doubt they’d be able to keep afloat with these products.

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                                  • wnb
                                  • t7A
                                  • 13 Nov 2020

                                  who would want to use an outdated keypad as a daily driver just for the sake of nostalgia? there’s a reason why all new phones use full touch screen nowadays. just focus on making a flagship worthy phone and release it while the chipset is still current flagship. you making these nostalgia phones speak nothing of your capabilities.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • p37
                                    • 13 Nov 2020

                                    Me on the other hand find these devices atractive.

                                    There are a lot of people who don´t need smartphones but a good feature phone with whatsapp just to stay in touch are exactly what they need.

                                    I find these phones a much better job than what HMD is doing in the smartphone business.

                                      HMD is using the Nokia brand name to ruin it further and further by introducing such trash phones in the name of nostalgia, and even a downgrade compared to the original phones. I can't believe they're still putting a VGA and 2-megapixel cameras on phones. Those were outdated ages ago, but Nokia still sticking to them

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                                        • Concept Creator
                                        • 0rB
                                        • 13 Nov 2020

                                        The 6300 is so disappointing. The frame is just so bad.... And the front... the bottom what is that! Looks like a car that misses features.... Just looks bad.
                                        for the 8000 not horrible, but the color reflection on the other colors then black doesn't work well.