The HMD Key is the cheapest big-brand smartphone I’ve ever seen
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David Wilson
HMD, known for its Nokia brand, has launched the new Key smartphone at an incredibly low price of £59, also available in Australia and New Zealand initially. The phone, not yet confirmed for a US release, is designed to provide essential smartphone functionalities at a budget-friendly cost.
Featuring a 6.52-inch display with modest specs, the Key operates on a Unisoc 9832E chipset, 2GB RAM, and 32GB internal storage with expandable microSD storage. The device includes a 4,000mAh battery with 10W charging and a pair of basic cameras. Running on Android 14 Go, it offers essential app access with promised security updates.
Despite its limitations, the HMD Key presents a viable option for users seeking an affordable smartphone from a reputable brand. The inclusion of a 3.5mm headphone jack adds to its appeal, aligning with HMD’s trend of exploring cost-effective smartphone innovations. Stay tuned for more updates on HMD’s innovative offerings.
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