HMD has introduced the Terra M a highly durable smart feature phone crafted specifically for field workers government teams defence personnel and enterprise environments that require secure and dependable communication tools. The device expands the company’s portfolio under the HMD Secure platform following earlier enterprise-grade launches. While the brand has not disclosed pricing organisations interested in deployment can contact the HMD Secure sales division directly for quotations and regional availability details.
The Terra M is scheduled to arrive in the first quarter of 2026 through HMD Secure channels and select authorised partners. Since this model is designed for demanding workplaces the company notes that availability may differ by market based on enterprise requirements and regulatory considerations. More information including country specific rollout details is expected early next year.
Built to withstand extreme conditions the HMD Terra M carries MIL STD 810H military certification along with IP68 and IP69K ratings offering resistance against dust water and high pressure environments. The phone is engineered to survive drops from up to 1.8 metres making it suitable for construction sites emergency units manufacturing floors and outdoor field operations. It features a 2.8 inch glove friendly touchscreen programmable push to talk keys an emergency button and a powerful loudspeaker optimised for noisy surroundings. Connectivity support includes 4G VoLTE VoWiFi NFC dual SIM eSIM hotspot mode and other enterprise essential functions.
The phone is powered by Qualcomm’s Dragonwing QCM2290 platform paired with a custom enterprise operating system designed for secure deployments. It supports Mobile Device Management integration enabling organisations to remotely manage devices apps and configurations. Depending on business needs the Terra M can include preloaded apps such as Zello Threema OsmAnd Lyfo and SOTI MobiControl. HMD promises five years of quarterly security updates ensuring long term reliability. The 2510mAh battery is rated for up to ten days of standby usage making it ideal for shift based operations where continuous uptime is critical.
HMD is also offering enterprise ready accessories including a stackable charging dock capable of powering up to ten devices simultaneously using one cable and a rugged belt clip holster for field mobility. Full specifications are expected to be announced by January 2026 as the company finalises its enterprise release roadmap.
