To begin with, Nokia prepared users by releasing an updated version of the Nokia 3310, as it were, reminded of themselves. A little later, they announced a smartphone that claimed the flagship, called Nokia 6. Next, a budget model was presented, with a large battery - Nokia 2.
The stylish, rigorous design of the new models significantly won the competition. But this is only the beginning. Then the madness on the part of the company began.
For the year, the company has released about 10 smartphones, not bad for a return, right? But Nokia fans expected a completely different course of events. Ideally, it was enough for the company to submit 3-4 smartphones per year.
Flagship, middle class and budget option. In this case, things would be much better with sales than now. Finns simply confused consumers, why buy the flagship Nokia 6, if after a short period Nokia 8 came out? And Nokia 10 will be released soon.
In other words, you want to buy a new flagship from Nokia, and a month later another one comes out, which is practically no different from the previous one. Apparently this contributed to losing leadership in the mobile market, but who knows, maybe the company will change course and return to its former success.
