Nokia N78 is better to buy the national bank or the Hong Kong bank

Or buy Hong Kong's, mine is Hong Kong's, not to mention your after-sales service problems, the function of the national bank alone is not comparable, FM launch is secondary (Hong Kong does not have FM launch, but you can brush out the Singapore or Malaysian version), 3G may be needed, but WLAN is absolutely needed, but the national bank does not, the brush can't be brushed out (no hardware), you may not know much about WLAN, but this thing is definitely a good thing to surf the Internet (in the case of wireless network).

In addition, you said that your Hong Kong bank is the same as the ** of the National Bank, then the Hong Kong Bank must have bid high, mine was bought in Tianjin in May, 1630, at that time the National Bank was about 1880, you can refer to it.

After-sales service problems, in fact, whether it is the Bank of China or the Bank of Hong Kong, in the final analysis, it is made by Nokia, the quality is almost the same, the Bank of China has a warranty, but in order to buy more protection from the Bank of Hong Kong, the store you choose must not be too much that is the kind of short-term business, to have a certain reputation, so as to ensure that in case the phone is broken, there is a local warranty.

I think if you are a frequent player and very knowledgeable about mobile phones, then it is recommended that you buy Hong Kong Bank, the reason is the same upstairs. It has a lot of things that the Bank of China does not support, and if you are very good at the machine, the quality of the machine is a little better than that of the Bank of China.

However, if you are not a master of playing games and are not very proficient in mobile phones, it is recommended to buy a national bank. Because first of all, the after-sales service of the Bank of China is guaranteed, once you have a problem, it will be much easier to solve it, but the Hong Kong Bank is not. Secondly, if you are not very good at mobile phones, there are so many refurbished machines on the market now, and if the person who sells you the Hong Kong machine is a profiteer, then if he sells you a refurbished machine, you are unlikely to be able to recognize it

Personally, I would recommend BNM. And generally the Hong Kong bank is cheaper than the national bank, and this Hong Kong bank is not cheaper than the national bank.

1. The difference between the factory sales place: **The Hong Kong version of the mobile phone and the national bank mobile phone are both produced by the original factory, but the sales place is different, the Hong Kong version of the factory sales place is Hong Kong, and the factory sales place of the national bank is the mainland.

2. The difference between supporting mobile phone network mode: The Hong Kong version generally supports Unicom's 2G, 3G, 4G and mobile 2G, while the Bank of China only supports Unicom 2G, 3G and mobile 2G, and these two versions of mobile phones do not support Unicom 4G.

3. The difference in warranty: Hong Kong mobile phones are guaranteed in Hong Kong for one year, and all Hong Kong mobile phones in the mainland are not officially warranted. And BNM has a lot of after-sales in the mainland.

Nokia: Nokia Corporation is a multinational company headquartered in Espoo, Finland, mainly engaged in the production of mobile communication equipment and related services. Founded in 1865 with logging and paper as its main businesses, Nokia has since developed into a mobile phone manufacturer with a focus on basic communications business and advanced technology research and development and licensing.

On February 11, 2011, Nokia and Microsoft reached a global strategic alliance and in-depth cooperation to jointly develop the Windows Phone operating system. Faced with the rise of smartphones with new operating systems, Nokia's position as the world's No. 1 mobile phone sales was surpassed by Samsung in the first quarter of 2012, ending a 14-year market dominance. In the future, Nokia will strive to develop the three pillars of HERE Map Services, Solutions & Networks (NSN) and Leading Technology.

On April 25, 2014, Nokia completed the transaction with Microsoft's mobile phone business, giving Microsoft's equipment and service business** to withdraw from the mobile phone market; On the same day, Nokia appointed Rajeev Suri as President of Nokia and on November 18, Nokia officially released the first Android tablet (Nokia N1), after which Nokia will focus on mobile network infrastructure software and services, mapping, navigation and intelligent positioning, advanced technology research and development and licensing.