HMD Global unveiled new Nokia mobile phones that resemble the brand’s old devices, so they are not modern smartphones, but it is nevertheless worth giving a brief account of them, especially since there is also a particularly strange model among them.
The Nokia 8210 4G is a modernized version of the 1999 8210, the Nokia 2660 Flip may be of interest to fans of old handsets, and the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio continues the line of previous XpressMusic phones, and the interesting thing is that it has built-in headphones.
Nokia 5710 XpressAudio
The mobile has a 2.4-inch QVGA display, a VGA rear camera and a 1450 mAh replaceable battery, which can be charged via a microUSB port. The phone runs the S30+ system and is available in white-red and black-red color combinations.
The 4G support, the microSD slot and the FM radio function are also worth mentioning, but what makes the mobile phone really interesting is that we can take out a small pair of wireless earphones from its back. It’s a bit like the S Pen of Note mobiles, only the target audience is quite different here. Have they found a market niche?
Nokia 8210 4G
The new edition of the more than 20-year-old Nokia 8210 features a 2.8-inch QVGA display, 4G support, and the same 1,450 mAh battery. We also get the microSD slot and the FM radio, and of course there is also an MP3 player function, and the game Snake is also not left out.
Nokia 2660 Flip
In terms of its specifications, the mobile is very similar to the two other new Nokia devices, only here we get a foldable design with two displays. The internal main display is 2.8 inches, and there is a 1.77-inch secondary panel on the outside. The VGA camera, 4G support and the 1450 mAh battery are also available here.
The huge buttons and support for hearing aids make the phone a good choice for older users as well.
Prices
The official price of the Nokia 2660 Flip and Nokia 8210 4G is 59 euros (approx. 24,200 HUF) on our continent, and the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio costs 69 euros (approx. 28,300 HUF).
Via GSMArena
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