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Iconic Nokia 3210 ready to make a Comeback!

Iconic Nokia 3210 ready to make a Comeback!

Nokia fans, get excited! HMD, the innovative minds behind Nokia phones, are bringing back a true gem—the Nokia 3210. This beloved handset, introduced in 1999, captured hearts globally, with an impressive 160 million units sold by that time.

Recently celebrating its 25th anniversary, the Nokia 3210 symbolizes Nokia's historic dominance in the mobile industry, akin to the iPhone's current prominence. Teasing fans on X (formerly Twitter), HMD has now officially confirmed the renewal of this iconic device, scheduled to hit markets on May 8, with sales commencing on May 15.

While staying true to its roots, the restored Nokia 3210 features a 2.4-inch QVGA color screen and a 2MP f/2.8 camera capable of recording 720p videos. Despite these improvements potentially moving its famous battery life, the phone packs a 1,450 mAh battery, ensuring ample usage time.

And here's the cherry on top—the classic Snake game makes its return, adding to the nostalgia! Priced at €89 (about $95 / £76 / AU$145), Nokia aims to make this iconic device accessible to all, echoing its tradition of offering quality and affordability.

Prepare to recreate the golden age of mobile phones with the conquering comeback of the Nokia 3210!

 

 

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