Lifting the device, the first "Hmm" moment occurs. The phone is strikingly thin at 7.6mm, yet it doesn’t feel fragile. The back panel, available in three colors (Mistfall Green, Obsidian Ember, and Pearl Ash), uses a proprietary "frosted silk" glass that repels fingerprints with almost magical efficiency. The Series 22 features a 6.67-inch AMOLED panel with a refresh rate that dynamically scales from 1Hz to 120Hz. While 120Hz is standard in this price bracket, what sets the Gracel apart is its color calibration. Out of the box, the Delta E < 0.8, meaning colors are reference-level accurate. Streaming content on the Hmm Gracel Series 22 feels immersive thanks to 1000 nits of peak brightness in HDR mode.
In the end, the "Hmm" in its name isn’t hesitation—it’s the sound of a reviewer thinking, “I didn’t expect to like this so much.” Hmm Gracel Series 22
Where competitors offer "vivid" modes that oversaturate everything, the Gracel's "Natural Tone" setting preserves the creator’s intent. The punch-hole cutout for the selfie camera is minimized to a 2.8mm diameter—one of the smallest on the market. Lifting the device, the first "Hmm" moment occurs
Recommended for: Minimalists, audiophiles on a budget, former Pixel and OnePlus users. Skip if: You need wireless charging or a telephoto lens. Have you used the Hmm Gracel Series 22? Share your experience in the comments below. And stay tuned for our deep-dive comparison between the Series 22 and the upcoming Nothing Phone (3). The Series 22 features a 6