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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Technology
Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor

Nokia G22 review: a budget Android phone you can repair yourself

The Nokia G22 home screen.
The Nokia G22 is a standard low-end Android phone designed so you can take it apart at home. Photograph: Samuel Gibbs/The Guardian

Designed to allow the back to be popped off and the battery replaced within minutes, Nokia’s new G22 is not the first smartphone to be DIY-repairable. But the Android handset is the first to come in at a budget price.

Costing less than £170, the new phone has replacement parts already available starting at just £19. The repairable design is halfway between the truly modular £449 Fairphone 4 and the £849 iPhone 14, which has been constructed to make professional repairs easier.

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