New Nokia X Teasers Reveal More Details About Launch Date and Design

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After many leaks, rumors and speculations over the past few weeks, the Nokia X is finally all set for a global launch on May 16. It will be the first Nokia-branded smartphone with a ‘notch’, and was shown off at a promotional event in Beijing recently. A leaked video from the event seemingly confirmed the launch date and the Nokia X name, although, it didn’t reveal any hardware specs of the upcoming device.

Now, a couple of promotional posters from HMD Global and Chinese retailer Suning seems to show off quite a bit of the smartphone, highlighting some of its key aspects. While HMD Global’s new teaser reveals that the launch event will be held at Sanlitun in Beijing from 2 in the afternoon on May 16, the one released by Suning shows off the phone in all its glory, revealing some of its key design elements.

New Nokia X Teasers Reveal More Details About Launch Date and Design
Nokia X Teaser from HMD Global (Via Weibo)

Meanwhile, some media reports are also suggesting that the supply drops/air drops pictured on the HMD poster are a shout-out to popular Battle Royale games such as Fortnite and PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds, possibly hinting the upcoming device will come with some sort of gaming features.

New Nokia X Teasers Reveal More Details About Launch Date and Design
Nokia X Teaser from Suning (Via Weibo)

While neither Nokia nor HMD Global have spoken a whole lot about the Nokia X, persistent leaks over the past few weeks have revealed that it will ship with mid-range hardware for the most part. The device will apparently feature a 5.8-inch FHD+ display with a 19:9 aspect ratio. It is expected to be available in two different variants – one powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 636, and another, by MediaTek’s Helio P60.

In terms of optics, it will reportedly ship with ZEISS-branded 12MP dual cameras on the back, and will be available in two configurations — 4GB RAM+64GB storage and 6GB RAM+128GB storage. The device is expected to run Android 8.1 Oreo out-of-the-box, and as can be seen in the image above, will likely sport a fingerprint scanner on the back.

VIA IT Home (Chinese)
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