The 360-degree renders were shared by credible tipster Steve Hemmerstoffer, who goes by OnLeaks on Twitter, through the community platform Voice. The tipster is doubtful what this phone will be called, but the name is teetering between Nokia 6.3 and Nokia 6.4. The renders show the Nokia device will have a glossy back in aqua green color with the middle’s Nokia branding. There will be a circular camera island at the dead center housing four sensors while the LED flash is below it. The camera sensors’ details are not exact, but the tipster says he “will post updates” in the coming weeks.
The Nokia 6.3 or Nokia 6.4 will come with a 6.45-inch flat touchscreen with a water drop-style notch on the top. This is akin to what the predecessor Nokia 6.2 has. There is a thick chin at the bottom, meaning HMD Global is not going for a radically different design just yet. The Nokia 6.3 in the renders does not have a fingerprint sensor at the back, unlike the Nokia 6.2. But the power button will now house the fingerprint sensor on the right edge below the volume rocker. On the left is the Google Assistant button, which has come to be standard on Nokia smartphones. According to the tipster, the Nokia 6.3 will measure 164.9mm high, 76.8mm wide, and 9.2mm thick (10.1mm with the rear camera bump). And finally, there will be a 3.5mm headphone jack.
The tipster has said the Nokia 6.3 “is expected to unveil no later than April,” which means HMD Global might launch it at its annual February event held at the MWC. Since MWC is happening later than its usual timeline, HMD Global may have a dedicated event. If this is true, the Nokia 6.2 successor will arrive over a year later since it first hit the rumor mill.
HMD Global is also tipped to be working on the Nokia 7.3 5G while the company last year confirmed the Nokia 9.3 PureView.
