Developed and manufactured in Europe, the new product features a long-life Qualcomm chipset. The Nokia Mission-Safe Phone is an open and customizable platform designed to seamlessly integrate new features, applications, and accessories, adapting to the diverse needs and preferences of customers. For demanding environments, complementary solutions from Savox Communications can deliver superior audio performance and crystal-clear communication.
Validated against the Nokia Banshee portfolio of 4G and 5G tactical communications solutions, the Nokia Mission-Safe Phone offers military-grade durability and supports high-bandwidth applications, including multimedia and data-intensive operations. It is available in three versions, each tailored to support a wide range of missions and operational needs. All variants are MIL-Standard 810H and IP68 certified, ensuring their ruggedness, reliability, and mission readiness in any environment. Its robust design and robust security make it a trusted choice for defense teams operating in demanding operational scenarios.
Nokia is also launching the updated Banshee 5G tactical radio, now enhanced with 5G capabilities. This rugged, portable, mobile "network in a box" is designed for quick setup, robust security, and easy transport. With 5G, it offers increased bandwidth, faster speeds, and lower latency, making communications more reliable in challenging conditions. This Banshee radio provides teams with a powerful tactical network wherever it's needed, enabling instant coordination, rapid data exchange, and improved situational awareness in the field.
“By harnessing the power of 5G and edge computing, Nokia is accelerating the digital transformation of the battlefield. This launch marks a step forward in unifying battlefield communications. With the Nokia Mission-Safe phone and the Nokia Banshee 5G tactical radio, we are enabling next-generation connectivity and resilience. And with our fully integrated tactical communications ecosystem, we are uniquely positioned to meet all the needs of modern defense operations,” said Giuseppe Targia, Director of Space and Defense at Nokia.
