The Nokia G22, built with repairability in its DNA
The Nokia G22, built with repairability in its DNA.
  • The new Nokia G22, which was rolled out Feb. 25, is designed to be repaired at home.
  • Its battery can be replaced in 5 minutes with a guitar pick, OO screwdriver, and sim card tray pin.
  • The device comes in two colors, has a battery life of up to three days, and starts at £149.99. 

HMD Global, the exclusive licensee of Nokia, wants us to change how we treat our smartphones.

People typically discard or sell their phones when the battery reaches the end of its lifespan or the screen starts to show its age. But the Finnish firm has developed the G22 in the hope that consumers will hold onto their handsets much longer.