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HMD Skyline 5G | Android 14 | Unlocked Smartphone | Dual SIM | US Version | 8/256GB | 6.55" 144Hz pOLED Screen | 108MP Triple Camera | 50MP Selfie Camera | Neon Pink

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Condition
New
Color
Neon Pink
Model
HQ502000461Q0
Storage
256 GB
Memory
8 GB
Screen size
6.55 in
Dimensions
6.29 x 2.98 x 0.35 in
Warranty
1 Year Manufacturer

Features 5

  • AT&T, T-Mobile, Cricket, and Tracfone are compatible. Other carriers cannot be confirmed to be compatible. Carrier network coverage is dependent upon the carrier's service area. Please confirm compatibility with your carrier first.
  • Speedy repairs. Easily replace a cracked screen and other parts at home with iFixit tools and guides all without voiding your warranty.
  • Snap 50 MP selfies with autofocus and record in sharp 4K. Elevate your shots with the 108 MP triple camera on the back.
  • Up to 48 hours per charge. Charge wirelessly with any magnetized Qi2 charger, or 33W fast-charging compatible with USB Type-C cable. 5W reverse wireless charging.

Description

Leave limitations behind with HMD Skyline. With a 50 MP selfie camera and 108 MP Hybrid OIS triple rear camera, your shots are about to take off. Enjoy super smooth performance with a powerful Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset. Need a break from socials? There’s a button for that. And just when you’ve seen every phone design out there, this one comes along to shake things up. Even cracking the screen won’t ruin your day – just pop the hood and fix it yourself.

Specs 59

Brand HMD
Operating System Android 14
Ram Memory Installed Size 8 GB
CPU Model Snapdragon
CPU Speed 2.4 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity 256 GB
Screen Size 6.55 inches
Resolution 1080 x 2400

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bought for my sister in law, now I'm sold. This is officially how all phones should be.
Color: Blue Topaz
When my s23 ultra dies, I'm now an HMD customer. You should all be SERIOUSLY considering the HMD skyline. It doesn't put a foot wrong and does all the premium phone things perfectly at a third or less the price, all while being completely user-serviceable with parts and guides cheaply available on the reliable ifixit site. You can literally open the phone and replace the screen with ONE SINGLE SCREW. FOR UNDER A HUNDRED BUCKS. I got this because my little sister in law's samsung s20 was finally dying. Saw the jerryrigeverything video and thought "wow, I like the design philosophy, the price, the fact that you can repair it, parts are on ifixit for insanely reasonable prices, and that it has real quality components." Ordered it, and while setting it up, compared it to my S23 ultra. The screens, even with HDR content, are both phenomenal. I would say the HMD is just as good. You'd never tell without them side by side. High refresh rate, smooth, bright as heck, perfect OLED blacks, identical color accuracy. The cameras? Again, wow. Totally fine. I'd say it's easily as good as the more budget samsung, google and apple phones. I wouldn't get it if your goal is to be a photographer, but if it's an iphone 15 pro max whatever or this and putting $800 into a nice used DSLR, the latter option DEMOLISHES any phone. Speakers? great. They're phone speakers, so you really shouldn't be using them a ton, and I do wish it had a headphone jack. That is literally the only change I'd make to it hardware wise (there's one other change I'd make that HMD can do, and I hope they do) Performance? Also great. I challenged it by putting some playstation 2 emulation on it, downloading genshin and zenless zone zero and pushing them to the max and no problems at all. It's a second tier snapdragon 7 vs the 8gen2 in my s23 ultra, but with even the most taxing jobs you can reasonably ask of a phone right now, it doesn't blink twice. Maybe if you're trying to switch emulate, sure, but as a phone? You won't ever find a struggle. And since it's a snapdragon chip and not a Mali, it's just natively going to work with every app. Software? Standard android, zero issues. With a few months of use, my sister-in-law says that every once in a while it'll glitch for a few seconds and the buttons will stop working for just a moment or the screen will hang once in a while for just a second, but compared to my completely babied S23 ultra, which just due to a bug with samsung's android version and youtube, it will just arbitrarily get SCREAMING hot for no reason whatsoever within about 90 seconds, about 70% of the time I watch youtube, and stay screaming hot no matter what I do until I turn off the phone and literally let it cool down for a few minutes, I'd take the latter. And even iOS is getting buggy now (honestly moreso than this), so I'd say it's a complete non-issue. Battery life is great. Nothing insane, but not at all deficient. And the biggest, HUGEST deal for me is that when your battery does start to degrade with time and use... YOU CAN REPLACE IT YOURSELF. CHEAPLY. Your iphone will literally try to brick itself if you don't spend the entire cost of the phone to do anything to it at the apple store. It is slightly lower IPX rated. Not full submersion I believe. So you aren't gonna be doing underwater camera work, but I honestly just have never been tempted to risk any phone in that way. Not worth it. But the flipside is that if this phone does take a dunk in the toilet or bath, YOU CAN FIX IT YOURSELF. CHEAPLY. A screen replacement alone on my s23 ultra is more than this whole phone. You can open the phone with no heat. JUST ONE SCREW. The cam design is genius. And every part being on ifixit? for ridiculously fair prices? You should be losing your mind at that. Even the fit and finish just feel fantastic. Very premium. And the coolest part is because you can fix anything on it yourself, WITHOUT VOIDING YOUR WARRANTY (HMD says that user performed repairs are considered authorized repairs) you don't need a big ugly case or screen protector, because dropping your phone and cracking the glass isn't a $600 mistake! The only other thing I'd like to see other than a return of the headphone jack with a decent DAC/AMP in it, is for HMD to support at least four full android version updates. Fairphone does that (but it's not even a contest I'd take this over fairphone any day) but HMD only promises two. The means you may need to upgrade in 2-4 years (depending on android's schedule), even if your phone is still working fine, because it's no longer secure. I still wouldn't call it anywhere near a dealbreaker seeing as most phones only last 2 years tops now anyways because something breaks and it's too expensive to repair. I've been a top tier samsung phone user since the note 2. But I'm so fed up with the typical phone experience of unserviceable phones. And the HMD shows you can have just as premium a feel in the hand, just as good a screen, speakers, great camera, and performance and battery life that doesn't leave you wanting for anything, for a third the price and also be completely and cheaply user repaired. I'm switching too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025 by C
its a phone - but maybe not a legit one...
Color: Blue Topaz
Changing this from a 4 star to a one star, i have been having random issues occasionally with the phone that i wrote off because frankly its cheap enough that its fine. however im having an issue updating and while talking with support they are telling me that my phone is invalid. avoid this like the plague. phone itsself is ok, but it says that its AT&T compatable, and it DOES work on the network, but somethings that i would expect to work on it dont work particularly well. Voicemail is an example, i have to call the number to hear if i have a voicemail. other than that phone is decent, little slow sometimes, but gets there. camera is ok, but i think not as good as the one i have, although this could be user error frankly. it HATES the youtube app for some reason. no idea why. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025 by Naw
Impressive Hardware Architecture Marred by Fragmented Software and Poor Lifecycle Support
Color: Blue Topaz
Review Image by Choe
As a long-term Nokia enthusiast who followed the HMD-Foxconn era (Nokia X71, 8.2), I purchased the HMD Skyline expecting a refined evolution of that lineage. While the physical engineering and industrial design are top-tier, the software implementation and post-launch support are significantly below industry standards for a flagship-priced device. Hardware & Build Quality Display: The 144Hz Samsung-sourced panel is excellent. Calibration is accurate, and the high refresh rate provides a fluid UI experience. Audio/IO: The stereo speakers deliver high fidelity and impressive volume. Inclusion of dual-SIM and microSD expansion remains a major competitive advantage. Performance: The Snapdragon SoC is well-integrated for thermal efficiency; I noticed no significant throttling during standard workloads. Design: The chassis is exceptionally rigid. The nostalgic Nokia-inspired aesthetics are a breath of fresh air in a saturated market. Technical Deficiencies & UX Friction Biometric Implementation: The capacitive fingerprint sensor is highly responsive but suffers from poor ergonomic integration. Because the sensor is physically exposed and overly sensitive, it triggers constantly while in-pocket. This leads to a persistent "Maximum attempts exceeded" lockout, forcing PIN entry every time the device is retrieved. Broken Settings Logic: There is a "Ghost Setting" in the OS. Searching for "Ignore fingerprint while screen is off" appears in the search index, but the actual toggle is missing or unlinked in the Settings APK. This suggests a half-baked firmware build or a "stub" left by developers. Haptics: Despite being HMD’s flagship, the vibration motor is a low-quality ERM (Eccentric Rotating Mass) type. It feels "mushy" and cheap. Surprisingly, HMD has used superior linear actuators (X-axis motors) in cheaper models. This choice is technically inexplicable for this price bracket. UI/UX Inconsistency: The Action Button configuration menu lacks professional polish. The UI design appears amateurish, lacking the cohesive design language found in Samsung’s One UI or Google’s Material You. Software Lifecycle & Support Analysis Update Cadence: HMD’s track record for Android Version Updates (OS updates) is poor. My previous X71 was abandoned after only one major update despite marketing claims. The Skyline is already two cycles behind on Android versioning, receiving only incremental security patches. Technical Support: Customer support lacks the technical depth required to troubleshoot firmware issues. Their standard response to inquiries regarding the lack of OS updates is "manually check the update button," which demonstrates a lack of internal communication between their engineering and support teams. Final Verdict The HMD Skyline is a case of excellent hardware abandoned by its own software team. When compared to the software stability and commitment of Samsung, Google, or even Sony (which, despite its niche status, maintains professional standards and keeps consumer promises), HMD falls short. Recommendation: it's good if you do not care much about the phone. It’s still better than cheap OEM phones, but can't recommend this if you would buy this for 499 USD ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by Choe
Very good and attractive phone for a very good price
Color: Twisted Black
A very powerful and reliable phone designed by the engineers of the legendary Finnish company Nokia, which became HMD after Microsoft screwed Nokia over in 2016. This phone does everything your regular smartphone does. Just look at the specs—they’re incredibly impressive, especially considering that it costs a fraction of what top-tier smartphones cost. It features a powerful camera, massive storage, plenty of RAM, and a clean Android system with no ads or unnecessary bloatware. The battery life is incredible. And most importantly, unlike most other phones, the HMD Skyline is specifically designed to be easily repairable. You can replace the screen, battery, and other components yourself! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2026 by Tarchyk DC
Very nice mid-ranger, alot of pros, some cons
Color: Neon Pink
After a little over a month with this device it has proven to be very indicative of anything someone may want out of a phone of this price tier. Superb display, more than modest chipset and ram (extension is nice as well of course), and it's repair-focused design adds the most for me anyway. However, it has some annoyances, some more general, others possibly from my own pedantic/idealistic wants. The most glaring of which is (as many others have noted) the short support period, which is not that far departed from others on its class, but becomes more of a primary issue when the device is heavily marketed as being user repairable for longevity. Second is a tie between a bit of a glitchy UI when the screen is forced into 60 Hz mode and the power/fingerprint button's paint chipping so early in its life. Third is likely more of a personal preference and/or niche electronics ideology, but the screen is much too big, it is quite unwieldy when used with one hand, both from being a bit slippery and its sheer size yeilding it to be difficult even for those with larger hands (I am a large in most gloves, and still cannot easily reach alot of the screen with one hand without some manoeuvering). For context, my previous device was a Pixel 3a, which has about a 5.5 inch screen. I did try to find a repair-focused, sub 6-inch phone with a modest chipset and screen, but save for maybe the iPhone SE (minus repair-focus for this one) they no longer exist. Overall, superb build quality, very good for content creators as advertised with its 50 MP selfie cam and large, detailed, high refresh rate display. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by Remedios The Beauty
Works well, but not able to set up out of the box. Buy a sim to go with it!
Color: Twisted Black
Summary: I'll use it for a few months, then sell it to my nephew for half the price and get a higher-quality phone from a known brand like Samsung. Update: I ended up settling on 3 stars for this reason: The quality of the phone is solid, but the hassle in setting it up is INSANE. I had to have a TracFone agent get every part of my plan working one-by one with the phone, and fiddle with which sim to use and in which tray. Pros: The phone runs smoothly with several apps going at once, and can play various games at a quality that looks good on the screen. The speakers are VERY good, with no crackling at high volumes and excellent bass for the price (not TOP TIER, but better than I've had on a 400 dollar phone before). Cons: Occasional glitches and needing to reboot in order to get apps to work. Have yet to get any bluetooth or service drops, but am concerned that it's going to brick while out and about. Old Text: This does NOT come with any kind of SIM! You'll have to stop by WalMart or somewhere to buy a Bring-Your-Own-Phone SIM Kit, which are like 5 bucks (not too bad). So far it seems to work much better than my old TCL 30XL. Looking forward to using it once I do have it set up! TracFone DID confirm that it is compatible, but that I need to get my own SIM, and can't just move one from my old phone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025 by Iain Ballas
Best phone purchase I've made
Color: Blue Topaz
After seeing a tear down video. I chose to spend more than normal to get the skyline as my new phone. (Didn't NEED it but my moto stylus was starting to show its age) TLDR: really good phone for your average android user and fantastic self repairability For reference i usually stuck to last model moto phones cause they were cheap and pretty solid specs for day to day. But i watch a LOT of content on my phone (no tv at the moment) so a cracked screen is an absolute no go. But because of cost it was more economical to just buy the next moto phone instead of replacing the screen. With this i can just fix it myself for a reasonable price? And keep warranty? Absolutely I'm taking that. And now I'll have no real reason to upgrade until the software itself dies which even with a couple year update commitment it'll probably take a bit longer to actually become unusable. Maybe by that time they'll take a page from framework and sell upgrade boards even. As for the phone itself. A little different android launcher than i was used to but really just layout and widget design. Very responsive and more than enough for what i need. I do have some specific lag issues/ bug with YouTube but its ONLY when playing a video on the YouTube app so it could just be the app problem. Lastly the detox mode they advertise? Honestly fantastic. Its basically "do not disturb" and app pausing on steroids. You can choose individual apps and leave on needed notifications. And it will completely lock them from access until the set time runs out or you turn off detox. It even has a "Hard lock" detox mode where it will not let you turn it off until the time is up or you completely shutdown the phone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025 by Anonymous
I wouldn't buy one again... Don't waste your money it is junk
Color: Blue Topaz
Not impressed, software is lacking. Screen size is good. It my be that I coming from An Iphone 15 pro max, but I'm really in hate with this phone... not much I like at all... Fingerprint recognition is ok... nothing to get excited about... The battery life is not that good at all... my Iphone after 3 years has as good if not better battery live... IF I had to do it again I wouldn't I was in an important phone call and it just decided it was going to reset.. it does that randomly you never know when or why... I'm so sorry I bought this piece of garbage ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by Marc
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