Finland-based Human Mobile Devices (HMD) is set to revolutionize the smartphone experience for families with the launch of its new HMD X1, a device that promises to blend cutting-edge technology with robust safety features. Playing MOBA games like Mobile Legends, the phone was surprisingly able to hit 120 frames per second (FPS) consistently throughout matches, and there were no obvious stutters even during clashes. For one, we can reliably connect to mobile data inside our office wherein our personal phones struggle to have a proper connection. Read more in our articles including "HMD X1 Blends Safety and Style for the Ultimate Kid-Friendly Smartphone" and "Apple Overhauls Child Safety with New Parental Controls in iOS 27".
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Jun 12, 2026Finland-based Human Mobile Devices (HMD) is set to revolutionize the smartphone experience for families with the launch of its new HMD X1, a device that promises to blend cutting-edge technology with robust safety features. Playing MOBA games like Mobile Legends, the phone was surprisingly able to hit 120 frames per second (FPS) consistently throughout matches, and there were no obvious stutters even during clashes.
For one, we can reliably connect to mobile data inside our office wherein our personal phones struggle to have a proper connection.
Our coverage of child-safe mobile phone includes: "HMD X1 Blends Safety and Style for the Ultimate Kid-Friendly Smartphone"; "Apple Overhauls Child Safety with New Parental Controls in iOS 27"; "Results: Mobile 3G Usage". Each article provides unique insights and information.