Nokia Lite Earbuds have 36-hour battery life, HMD announces 5G MVNO for the UK Comments
- Anonymous
- 0p1
The HMD MVNO is offering unlimited calls to EU mobiles and landlines, when in the UK and roaming in the EU. This is a unique selling proposition, and no other UK network or MVNO currently offers this.
- MattyL
- 3DR
Anonymous, 09 Apr 2021Not before brexit...Depends where you go, Tesco Mobile do Home from Home which they've said won't change with Brexit
- Anonymous
- m%V
Gareth, 09 Apr 2021The UK MVNO includes unlimited EU calls, which is unusual and will find a market.Not before brexit...
- Gareth
- BiP
The UK MVNO includes unlimited EU calls, which is unusual and will find a market.
- Terry Frane
- XR6
Who is the target market for this product, people with bad hair day ?
- sq2013
- smT
3 Is A Magic Number, 08 Apr 2021Article's quote, "It is an MVNO, a “mobile virtual network operator”, meaning that y... moreIt's a huge market to be honest. Over 60 million people. It depends on what they offer price wise. A lot of them are not working out at the moment. I work for a UK carrier and that amount of people leaving the likes of Giffgaff and smarty because of the poor to nonexistent customer service is unreal.
- LamiaLove
- ajN
3 Is A Magic Number, 08 Apr 2021Article's quote, "It is an MVNO, a “mobile virtual network operator”, meaning that y... moreThey make their own phones though. They might come up with all sorts of discounts that others might not match.
I don’t know, man... It kinda sounds interesting.
- Ivo.
- jMx
36 hours together with the case, otherwise only 6 hours, in other words - nothing special and nowhere near the Galaxy Buds Live with 11 hours!
- 3 Is A Magic Number
- 39y
Article's quote, "It is an MVNO, a “mobile virtual network operator”, meaning that your phone will actually connect to cells of another carrier. In this case, the service launches in the UK in a partnership with Britain’s leading 5G carrier (presumably, this means EE)."
Whilst the leading cellular carrier in the UK is EE, the leading carrier of 5G by spectrum is actually not EE, but rather 3.
CNBC reports that HMD will have bundles starting from £6.50 ($9) per month, and it is unlikely it will launch with 5G right off the bat.
IMHO, the UK MVNO is a crowded arena, and with profit margins thinning over the past decade, HMD is unlikely to make this venture profitable. A bad move that shall result in HMD pulling out in a couple of years.
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