HMD, the brand behind Nokia phones, continues to push boundaries with its innovative and sustainable products. Known for its human-centric approach, HMD has earned a Platinum Ecovadis rating for the third consecutive year, which is a testament to its commitment to sustainability. Furthermore, the brand is now set to launch its latest smartphones, the HMD Pulse Series and the HMD Skyline. Interestingly, these smartphones are among the first few released in Malaysia to not carry the Nokia branding.
The HMD Pulse Series: Repairability at Its Finest
HMD’s latest offering, the HMD Pulse series, is setting a new standard for smartphone repairability. Specifically, featuring ‘Gen 1 repairability,’ these devices are designed for easy self-repair, thanks to a partnership with iFixit. Moreover, this aligns with HMD’s mission to provide consumers with sustainable and repairable technology.
HMD Skyline: A Bold New Smartphone
The HMD Skyline, the company’s first 5G smartphone, is set to launch in Malaysia in September. Inspired by the “Brat Girl” trend, this smartphone not only boasts a striking design but also innovative features. For instance, from its 50MP front camera with autofocus and eye-tracking to its 108MP Hybrid OIS triple rear camera, the Skyline truly offers exceptional photography capabilities. Additionally, its Detox Mode allows users to customize their digital detox experience.
HMD’s Multi-Brand Vision
HMD’s multi-brand vision includes creating new HMD original devices, continuing to sell Nokia phones, and collaborating with exciting partners. In Malaysia, Zitron Fulfilment Sdn Bhd has been appointed as the authorised distributor for all HMD devices.
The HMD Pulse Pro will be available in Malaysia starting from the 30th of August, priced at RM739. Stay tuned for more information on the HMD Skyline’s local pricing and availability.
