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HMD Global, the company behind Nokia-branded phones for years, has been actively building its own portfolio of HMD-branded devices. From modular smartphones and budget-friendly 5G models to classic feature phones, HMD caters to a wide range of users, often focusing on value, repairability, and unique features like a Digital Detox mode. While the company has exited the US market to focus on other regions, it continues to release new phones in markets like the Philippines. Here's everything we know about HMD's latest devices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the latest HMD smartphone announced?

As of October 2025, the latest announced HMD smartphone is the HMD Vibe 5G, launched in September 2025. It's a budget-friendly 5G phone with a 6.67-inch HD+ 90Hz display, a UNISOC T760 processor, 4GB RAM, 128GB storage, a 50MP main camera, and a 5,000mAh battery, running Android 15.

Does HMD still sell Nokia phones?

HMD Global was the official licensee of the Nokia brand. However, recent product launches like the HMD 2660 Flip feature phone and the entire HMD smartphone lineup now carry the HMD logo instead of Nokia, indicating a shift towards its own brand identity.

What is HMD's Digital Detox feature?

The Digital Detox feature is a software mode designed to limit app access and reduce distractions. It was first introduced on the HMD Skyline series and is also featured on the HMD Pulse 2 series, accessible via a homescreen widget to help users practice mindful phone usage.