HMD Global to release new Nokia phones simultaneously in 120 markets in April-June period

With the MWC almost a month ago now, HMD Global has made a statement about possible release details for its Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and  Nokia 6 models. A recent announcement holds that the company is allegedly looking at a simultaneous launch of the devices in 120 markets. Nonetheless, HMD’s highly ambitious plan may see slightly different dates in different parts of the world, but still within the April-June period. However, we are in the know that it's unlikely to see the handsets hit shelves  before the second half of Q2. A couple of days ago, Clove UK confirmed this, publishing information on its website that points at May releases for Nokia 3 and Nokia 5, __with Nokia 6 not available before June. 

We got some hands-on time __with the devices at the MWC and already know a few things about about the expected specs  ( Nokia 3, Nokia 5, Nokia 6,  Nokia 3310), and now know for sure that the phones are indeed coming to the US market. The upcoming Nokia range seems to attract a lot of interest amongst old-time fans of the brand and Android users, alike. The phones present decent low- to mid-tier smartphone choices, with Nokia 6 selling at €229 (still only available in China, though), and Nokia 3 and Nokia 5 rocking under-$200 price tags.