Nokia G22

“The fact that Nokia is always thinking about how to make its products more sustainable is praiseworthy. Especially relatively inexpensive smartphones require creativity here. Nokia's G22 is certainly another step in this direction, even though it will probably not completely take away the fear of opening the device for inexperienced users. The repair is still a bit too complicated for that and can damage the phone too easily.”

“The Nokia’s G22 repairable build sets an example for other major manufacturers. However, the performance and lack of long-term updates stop it from being a smartphone you can hang on to for many years, defeating its main point.”

“The Nokia G22 is a phone you can repair yourself, without the need for any real expertise or expensive equipment. However, the phone itself is just OK, and isn’t that much fun to use as it feels quite slow.”

“As promised, the G22 is user repairable. Whether you will want to attempt it, or have the confidence to do so, is entirely a personal matter. But with the right tools and the useful walk-through guides on iFixit, you can attempt a simple repair at home. It isn’t the first, or the only, smartphone that you can repair yourself. But price wise, the G22 is softer on your budget. Compared with a flagship smartphone from a rival Android manufacturer, the Nokia handset looks like a very attractive prospect. Plus, the headphone jack will seal the deal for some people.”