The Nokia G22, a low-cost Android phone headed for Europe, features a QuickFix design that allows owners to perform several repairs themselves.
The company behind Nokia phones is making a serious play for sustainability with the Nokia G22, a phone developed in part with iFixit that can be self-serviced for some repairs.
With step-by-step guides, owners can do things like replace the display in about 20 minutes. Nokia also sourced a 100% recycled plastic back for the phone, which ships in sustainable packaging.
“People value sustainable, quality devices and they shouldn’t have to compromise on price to get it,” said Adam Ferguson, Head of Product Marketing at HMD Global, in a note to press.
iFixit lauded the move, calling it “a step in the right direction.”
Most people have likely broken a phone screen in their lifetime.
