Take a look at this gray Nokia 9 PureView prototype
Most flagship smartphones these days are available to purchase in a wide range of colors. The Nokia 9 PureView, however, is sold in just one – Midnight Blue. But as new images reveal, HMD Global was working on a second finish for its latest high-end offering.
In a video posted on YouTube channel Motors24.ee, two reviewers appear to discuss the many pros and cons of the newest Nokia-branded flagship. Rather than using a Midnight Blue model like everybody else, though, these YouTubers appear to have gotten their hands on an early gray prototype of the smartphone.
Presumably, HMD Global was looking into the idea of releasing a gray Nokia 9 PureView but ultimately scrapped the idea prior to the device’s launch. Alternatively, it may have chosen to delay the color and could release it over the course of the summer. The latter, however, seems extremely unlikely at this point.
If reports are to be believed, a new Nokia-branded flagship is currently in the works. The smartphone is apparently on track to arrive sometime in September or October and should directly succeed the Nokia 9 PureView that was introduced earlier this year. Details remain scarce at the moment but the offering is expected to build upon the penta-camera setup currently in use. Moreover, it should include the newer Snapdragon 855 and 5G support.
In a video posted on YouTube channel Motors24.ee, two reviewers appear to discuss the many pros and cons of the newest Nokia-branded flagship. Rather than using a Midnight Blue model like everybody else, though, these YouTubers appear to have gotten their hands on an early gray prototype of the smartphone.
Presumably, HMD Global was looking into the idea of releasing a gray Nokia 9 PureView but ultimately scrapped the idea prior to the device’s launch. Alternatively, it may have chosen to delay the color and could release it over the course of the summer. The latter, however, seems extremely unlikely at this point.
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