This is the “boring phone” manufactured by HMD in collaboration with Heineken and Bodega. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
The Boring Phone, translated as the boring phone, was presented at the Heineken Silver Live Out, held last Saturday at Parque Fundidora, in Monterrey. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
Inside the box of the device it includes a battery, charging cable, user manual and a couple of stickers. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
With a removable cover design on the back, the battery can be replaced. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
The transparent body of the cell phone allows you to see its components. In the image you can see the name of Heineken and the design studio, Bodega. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
The Boring Phone is compatible with 2G, 3G and 4G networks, making it 100 percent functional. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
The Boring Phone campaign, led by Heineken, arrived in Mexico during the Heineken Silver Live Out music festival Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
The goal of the phone is to limit access to the internet, apps, and social media on the phone to promote more meaningful human connections. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
At the Heineken Silver Live Out, the company invited attendees to disconnect from their smartphones in exchange for gifts. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
The Boring Phone will not be sold, as there are only limited units. However, people can purchase the Nokia 2260 Flip, the model on which this special edition was based. Credit: Carlos F. Guevara
