HMD Global has launched another new phone in its affordable smartphone lineup, the HMD Aura². This phone is an upgraded version of the HMD Aura launched last year. The company claims that it is a durable and long-lasting smartphone, which can be repaired by the user himself. It has a 6.52-inch HD display, 13MP camera and 5000mAh battery, making it an excellent option in this price segment.
HMD Aura² Price and Availability
HMD Global has launched the HMD Aura² in two attractive colour options – Shadow Black and Electric Purple. It is priced at AU$169 (approximately Rs 9,000). The smartphone will go on sale from March 13 and can be purchased from online and offline stores.
Display and Camera
HMD Aura² has a 6.52-inch HD display with a resolution of 576 x 1280 pixels. This display comes with a 60Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 460 nits, making the content clearly visible on the screen even in sunlight.
For camera lovers, this phone comes with a 13MP primary camera, allowing you to click great pictures. Apart from this, a 5MP selfie camera has been provided, which allows high-quality video calling and selfies.
HMD Aura² Specifications
Display: 6.52-inch HD display, 576 x 1280 pixels, 60Hz refresh rate
Processor: UNISOC SC9863A
RAM and Storage: 4GB RAM + 256GB storage
Rear Camera: 13MP
Front Camera: 5MP
Battery: 5000mAh
Charging: Standard charging
Operating System: Android 14 (Go Edition)
Price: ₹9,000 (approx)
Color Options: Shadow Black, Electric Purple
Other Features: 3.5mm headphone jack, self-repair option
Battery and Operating System
HMD Aura² has a powerful 5000mAh battery, which gives long time backup. If you are troubled by charging the phone again and again, then you will definitely like this phone. This smartphone works on the Go Edition of Android 14, which is optimized for lightweight and smooth performance.
The user can repair the phone himself
The biggest feature of HMD Aura² is that if the display or any other part of the phone gets damaged, the user can repair it himself. For this, the company has partnered with iFixit, from where the user can buy the phone parts and repair it himself.