Nomu M6, the World’s Thinnest and Most Stylish Rugged Smartphone
NOMU will launch NOMU M6, the first one of NOMU M series, opening the door to aesthetic rugged smartphones. M6 is a breakthrough device that combines MIL-STD-810G quality, IP68 waterproofness, and most importantly gorgeous appearance design.
In 2017, all screen smartphone went very popular with amazing speed, such as iPhone X, Samsung Galaxy S8, S8 Plus and Note 8, etc. People say it changes the constant appearance of smartphone as it enlarges the phone screen-to-body ratio to 18:9 or even higher. This year, NOMU M6 brings a brand-new appearance design — let your phone be your mirror. Will it amaze you? See below and check it out.
Ultra-slim Body & Mirror-like Rear Cover
“As rugged phone is getting more and more popular nowadays, we are going to launch a special one suitable for daily use, but not limited to certain industry use.” said Eric Lee, the COO of NOMU. Based on the concept, M6 completely breaks the traditional look of rugged phone, and adopts stunning mirror-like rear cover, featuring charming 3D curve and lustrous surface, which makes the phone exquisite and slim to the greatest extent. And the thickness is only 10mm.
Selfie Softlight & 8MP Sony Rear Camera
Selfie softlight is its another bright spot. M6 applies popular selfie softlight technology to the front camera. And it equips 8MP Sony rear camera, so you can expect to get excellent photograph experience using this rugged phone.
IP68 Waterproof & MIL-STD-810G Certified
Presenting with the most stylish appearance, M6, however, still inherits the legacy of rugged phone. It is IP68 waterproof and MIL-STD-810G certified. And like NOMU high-quality S series and T series, its screen adopts Corning Gorilla Glass 3, frame uses Bayer top protective soft rubber, so this phone’s drop-proof performance is still good.
Pretty good-looking, MIL-STD-810G tough, and IP68 waterproof, M6 is a revolutionary rugged phone that perfect for everyone and everyday use. The price will be released soon, please stay tuned.
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