HMD Fusion smartphone: One phone, infinite possibilities

Human Mobile Devices (HMD), the parent company of the Nokia brand, forayed into smartphones business under its own name with the launch of HMD Crest in 2024, has introduced another affordable device — HMD Fusion, a groundbreaking smartphone designed with repairability at its core.

The gadget immediately catches the eye with its retro-inspired design, repair-friendly build, and ‘Smart Outfits’. It  stands out in the crowded budget smartphone market as it features a sleek, industrial-chic design, boasting a durable stainless steel-reinforced plastic body. .

With the launch of its latest gadget, HMD presents an ever-evolving smartphone that can be self-repaired and last longer than average. While introducing Gen 2 Reparability, HMD Fusion will be among a very selective smartphones, which offer access to screws and battery through the translucent rear panel available in the market.

In an era where electronic waste is a pressing concern, the HMD Fusion stands out by prioritising sustainability without compromising performance. Its modular design allows users to easily access and replace key components, such as the battery, screen, and charging port, using simple tools. This empowers consumers to extend the life of their device, reduce waste, and ultimately save money on repairs.

HMD Fusion Specifications

The HMD Fusion packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 SoC, which is manufactured using the 4nm fabrication process, which should make it good enough for most budget smartphone-related processing requirements. There’s also 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, which can be expanded using a shared slot for a microSD card.

The phone only offers two SIM card slots, which can accept two nano SIM cards or a SIM card + SD card combination. The Qualcomm chipset provides robust connectivity, supporting several 5G bands, Bluetooth 5.1, Wi-Fi 6, USB Type-C (2.0), and standard global positioning systems.