Why Nokia phone models don t have 4

Because Nokia knows that the Asian region is sensitive to 4.

corresponds to (death).

So models starting with 4 won't sell very well.

So I avoided the four-open model.

This is a mobile phone model to be used uniformly in the world, manufacturers must take into account the folk customs and related taboos of various countries, so they avoid the 4 series, every manufacturer is like this, there are very few models with 4, such as real estate, the first phase, the second phase, the third phase, and then the fifth phase, there is no fourth period.

In Asia, the number 4 never appears in any model of Nokia phones, as 4 is considered unlucky in many parts of South and East Asia.

Nokia started with it, such as 5140 6234, considering that the Asian region didn't like 4, so it didn't bring 4 later.

Of course, it's because China is more taboo.4 China is a market that Nokia has to consider.

A large part of the reason why it can be the first in the world is because of the contribution of its low-end machines in the Chinese market.

In China, as long as it is a Nokia, it will be considered a good mobile phone, and some people will eradicate a very NB if they buy a Nokia for a few hundred quick dollars

Nokia's mobile phone models are common all over the world, and there is no country difference. Therefore, it is important to think about the global consumer, not just European habits. Like the 13 666 taboo in Europe, these are rarely seen in consecutive rows in mobile phones.

4 is an unlucky number in China.

Yes, four books are unlucky.

All of Nokia's models sold in the Asia-Pacific region do not contain the word "four", because many countries in Asia consider "four" (homonym "death") to be an unlucky number and have some taboos. Nokia's move was motivated by commercial considerations.

It's not European superstition, it's cleverness.

China in Asia alone accounts for a large part of the sales market.

So this caters to the habits of most consumers.

Hello, because a large part of Nokia's market is defined in Asia.

It is no exaggeration to say that China is defined as the largest market, and many countries in Asia believe that "4" and "death" are homonyms.

With this in mind, the company abandoned all 4 models.

Hehe, this has been summed up by you! Maybe Nokia's designers or CEOs don't like this number.

4 is a homonym for death.,It's unlucky.,So I didn't use 4 to name it as a model.,Even if there's it, it's just 4 at the end.

Like domestic mobile phones, 4 is not a good number abroad, so in order to cater to consumers' thoughts and sales problems. So let's remove the model with 4.

Cold!!! Nokia is thinking about the Chinese market

You are very perceptive. It's all in your mind.

Your imagination is so rich......Stuffy. But then again, it's true....Next time I call** to ask customer service, hahaha, it is estimated that the customer service waiter can also be thundered....

I noticed this problem a long time ago ... I've been in the mobile phone industry for a few years... Many brands of mobile phones don't want to carry 4. Yes, yes. Seldom.. Miscellaneous cards are very casual.

You're pretty good, aren't you? You can see it.

I didn't even notice it, it's amazing.

I don't know if it's related to this, but my previous understanding is that the fourth series is a series to be developed, and it may not come out until the technology is very mature. Personally, I think it's like a backup medicine, and this card will not be released until the last resort.

There are models starting with 1, like etc. In the early days, Nokia had a model that started with 4, but then it didn't come out, just like the landlord said that it was because 4 was unlucky, especially for consumers in Asia.

There are many mobile phones starting with 1, 1100, 1508 and so on.

1 is the code name for low-end phones.

...There seems to be one of the cheapest 1110 and 1120