Nokia seems to be gearing up to release four new smartphones. While a launch date for these devices has yet to be announced, we do have renderings of the smartphones provided by popular whistleblower Evan Blass (@evleaks).
The renders show the design of four Nokia phones ahead of the official launch. These devices have model numbers such as N151DL, N150DL, N153DL, and N152DL. For now, the official marketing names of these phones remain a mystery. Let’s see what these new devices have to offer:
Nokia N151DL, N150DL, N1530DL and N152DL renders leaked ahead of launch
If we look at the leaked renders, we can see that the Nokia N150DL will have a circular camera module similar to existing Nokia phones. In addition, the rendering shows that the device will not have a physical fingerprint sensor. The power and volume keys will be located on the right side of the phone, while the 3.5mm audio jack will be on the top side.
On the front side of the device, there will be a waterdrop-shaped notch that will house the selfie camera. Moving on to the renders of the Nokia N150DL, it will also feature a waterdrop notch for the selfie camera and a 3.5mm audio jack on the top side. If we take a look at the back of the phone, we can see that the smartphone will come with a triple camera setup, accompanied by an LED flash.
The third Nokia device goes under the model number N1530DL. It will also sport a triple camera on the back. The smartphone will also have a waterdrop notch and a 3.5mm audio jack on the top side. We can expect this device to also feature a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.
Last but not least, the last render was made on the Nokia N152DL. The Nokia N152DL looks like an entry-level smartphone with a design similar to that of the Nokia C1 2nd Edition. The smartphone will be equipped with a single camera on the back, which will be accompanied by an LED flash. The device will have an old-fashioned square design, an 18:9 aspect ratio display, and a 3.5mm audio jack at the top.
At the moment, the characteristics of these devices remain unknown. We will learn more about these devices if they appear in any certifications or tests in the coming days.