The Nokia 3210 phone was first introduced in 1999. and became known as the mobile phone that almost everyone seemed to have.
Recently, HMD hinted on X (formerly Twitter) that it will soon update the classic Nokia phone, and thanks to Finnish retailer Giganti it has become known that it will be a remake of the 3210 phone.
The reborn Nokia 3210, which looks a little more colorful than the gray phone we still remember from a couple of decades ago, is expected to be officially unveiled on May 8, with sales scheduled for May 15, according to techradar.com.
True, the design of the updated Nokia 3210 is not an exact copy of its predecessor – although there are similarities in the layout of the buttons, but in other respects it is closer to the Nokia 3310 model that appeared in the early 2000s.
Shutterstock photo/Nokia 3310
the seemingly indestructible classic phone recently celebrated its 25th birthday on March 18th and was created back in the days when Nokia completely dominated the mobile phone space.
Admittedly, you couldn’t do much with the 3210 – just make calls, send messages, play snake and not charge the phone for a week.
