HMD Global has a Nokia X launch event scheduled for April 27th, according to a digital signpost sighted in China a coupled of days back. And while many believed the Nokia X could be a reimagined version of the Nokia X that was first launched in 2014, others opined that it could be the flagship ‘Nokia 10’, with the X standing for the numeral. However, the latest scoop from China suggests the device might be a mid-range and not a flagship one.
If sources are to be believed, two variants of a Nokia branded device have just been certified in China. The two device with model numbers TA-1099 and TA-1109 have just been approved by China’s 3C, and reports have it that, these are variants of the Nokia X that is tipped to be unveiled in China in few days time.
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While 3C doesn’t reveal much about the specs of the phone, the certification page reveals that both devices might be mid-range devices, as they are both listed with a 5V/2A (10W) charger. The 5V/2A (10W) charger is standard for entry- mid-range devices that do not really depend on fast charging, so it is safe to assume that the Nokia X coming on 27th April could be the reimagined version of Nokia X from 2014, and not the flagship Nokia X/Nokia 10.
We have no idea of what the Nokia X will bring to the table in terms of designs and internals, probably due to the lack of hype, so we might have to hold our breath till April 27th.
