2024 is the 25th anniversary of the Nokia 3210, which an influential phone back in 1999 as it was one of the first phones to have an internal antenna. The OG 3210 also had games like Snake, Memory, and Rotation, along with the ability to compose ringtones and having interchangeable cases.
In time for its 35th anniversary, HMD said that it will unveil a 2024 version of the Nokia 3210. Ahead of the official unveiling, a retailer accidentally revealed everything we need to know about the 2024 version of the Nokia 3210.
The design does remind us of the OG version of the 3210, though its shape is reminiscent of the modern-day 6310 that was unveiled back in 2021. Going through its key specs, it will be powered by a Unisoc T107 processor that’s paired with a 64MB internal storage that’s expandable up to 32GB via MicroSD. You get a removable 1450mAh battery that charges via USB-C.
Its display is a 2.4-inch IPS panel with a 320×240 resolution, and it has creature comforts like a 2-megapixel f/2.8 camera, headphone jack, Bluetooth connectivity, and 4G. Being a feature phone, you get a Nokia Series 30+ OS, which means you can install a few apps on it.Â
As for pricing, the 2024 Nokia 3210 is said to retail for 89 Euros or around Php 6k. Do note that European pricing is higher, so expect a lower price for this retro feature phone once it hits other markets like the Philippines. Its official launch is scheduled for May 8, so HMD might have other surprises in store–after all, this is the modern reincarnation of one of Nokia’s most iconic phones from the late 90s.
