HMD announces four new Nokia feature phones with AI

HMD Refreshes the Nokia Lineup with a Dose of AI

HMD is proving that feature phones aren’t a thing of the past—they’re just getting a digital makeover. The company just pulled the curtain back on four new additions to the Nokia family: the 200 4G, 210 4G, 215 4G (2nd Edition), and 235 4G (2nd Edition). The headlining feature here? A dedicated AI button sitting right on the D-pad, ready to help you out.

This new suite of AI tools is powered by Sikey AI, letting you handle voice commands and basic queries directly from your phone. It’s an interesting pivot for a classic handset, though there is a catch: you get six months of complimentary access, but you’ll need to jump on a paid subscription plan after that. Interestingly, you’ll actually need a full-blown smartphone to manage that subscription, which feels like a bit of a quirk for feature phone users.

What’s Under the Hood?

Beyond the AI, these phones are built for those who prefer a simpler, distraction-free experience without losing essential modern connectivity. They all run on the familiar S30+ operating system and come equipped with handy 1,450 mAh batteries. You’ll also get standard creature comforts like:

USB-C charging and Bluetooth 5.0
A classic 3.5mm headphone jack
Built-in FM Radio
Xpress chat video calling via integrated VGA cameras

Screen-wise, the 210 and 215 sport 2.4-inch QVGA displays, while the 215 and 235 step things up to a slightly larger 2.8-inch IPS panel. If you’re looking for a bit more camera capability, the 235 4G includes a 2MP rear shooter.

HMD is keeping the exact pricing and launch dates under wraps for now, but these devices certainly show that the classic “dumbphone” is evolving into something a bit smarter. Whether you want to disconnect or just need a reliable backup, these new Nokias are worth keeping an eye on.