Nokia X50 5G Circular subscription service

‘Nokia Circular’ Eco-Friendly Subscription Service Launched

The Finnish company doubles down on going green
The Finnish company doubles down on going green

Nokia has unveiled three new devices, each boasting greener materials and design, as well as ‘Circular’, a device subscription service designed to keep phones in circulation for longer. Circular rewards users who keep their devices longer as well as cutting down on waste.

Circular Service

Nokia Circular is a subscription service which furnishes users with a device, promising to replace the device quickly when necessary. Nokia then refurbish, reuse or otherwise recycle your old devices, keeping the devices or their components in their chain.

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This circular model reduces waste and the negative impact that phone ownership can have on the environment. Additionally, Nokia Circular will provide devices and tech to suitable charities.

Nokia Circular G60 5G

Circular is available for select devices from Nokia.com/phones in the UK and Germany with global rollout planned in the coming months

More information on Nokia Circular can be found on their website here.

A Greener Nokia Line-Up

The Finnish brand also announced three new devices; smartphones Nokia X30 5G and G60, and tablet Nokia T21.

All three benefit from an eco-friendly design philosophy with Nokia X30 5G the most eco-friendly device that the company has ever produced. The device is made with 100% recycled aluminium and 65% recycled plastic.

Nokia Circular X30 5G
X30 5G

Nokia G21 features a 100% recycled plastic back and 60% recycled plastic frame. While T21 Tablet’s plastic antenna bar is made of 60% percent recycled plastic.

The company is also reducing plastic waste in their packaging with X30 5G’s retail packing made of 94% recycled paper.

Nokia X30 5G

X30 5G features a 50MP PureView camera which blends Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) and AI to capture superior ultra-wide and night shots. The camera is protected by scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass with DX+ that lets 98% of all light reach the large sensor.

x30 eco-friendly 5G smartphone

Content can be enjoyed on the FHD+ 6.43” PureDisplay which Nokia say offers bright colours and smooth viewing.

Nokia G60 5G

G60 5G brings X-series longevity to the G-series for the first time. The device comes with the ‘3-3-3’ promise. That is, three years of Android upgrades, three years of monthly security updates, and an extended three-year warranty are included with the device.

Nokia G50 5G

Nokia G60 5G features a 6.58” FHD+ 120Hz display for super-smooth scrolling. The device also sports 50MP AI triple camera as the company aims to make a greater array of premium features more accessible.

Nokia T21

Wrapped in rugged aluminium like its predecessor, Nokia T21 offers durability. Two years of Android upgrades ensure it remains fresh on the inside as well. The device features up to three years of monthly security updates. Nokia T21 also brings some fan-requested features, such as HD video streaming, voice calling and NFC payment capability.

Nokia T21 tablet stylus
Nokia T21

NFC4 adds robust payment and NFC tag scanning functionality. While Second Screen allows users expand and control their Windows PC with the tablet. Nokia T21 also supports an active pen.

Pricing and availability

The three new devices are available in select markets globally starting today.

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Nokia X30 5G comes in Cloudy Blue or Ice White. Devices are available in 6/128 GB and 8/256 GB configurations starting at RRP of €499 and €529.

G60 5G comes in Pure Black or Ice Grey. Devices are available in 4/64 GB and 4/128 GB configurations with an RRP of €309 and €329.

Nokia T21 comes in Charcoal Grey. Devices are available in 4/64 GB and 4/128 GB configurations with Wi-Fi and 4G/LTE options starting at RRP of €249 and €279.

Vinny Fanneran
Harassed Adam Kelly into founding this site. Wrote about tech and games for the Irish Sun for many years, now dayjobbing with Reach Ireland at Galway Beo. Also spent some time as a freelance technology industry copywriter. Former editorial lead for Independent News & Media's PlayersXpo, former gaming editor of EliteGamer.
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