HMD Global continues to revamp Nokia’s iconic push-button phones. According to the latest statement from the company, Nokia 3210 will be revived. The legendary model, which was first released in 1999, made a big impression with its colorful design. The device is expected to be reintroduced next month.
Nokia 3210 (2024) version revealed
A leaked launch image has revealed HMD Global’s plans for the Nokia 3210 (2024). The device, which will be unveiled later this year, will be adapted to the present day while keeping the design language. It has the same button layout that made the 3210 memorable.
The back case of the device has an appearance suitable for 2024 conditions. In addition, the rear camera, which is not available on the 3210 but is necessary to meet today’s standards, draws attention. It should be noted that the Nokia logo will be on the back. HMD also did not forget to add its own brand at the bottom.
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HMD seems to be sticking to the retro design while making some technical improvements. The leaked image shows that the device will have 4G connectivity and Bluetooth support. It also says that there will be an increase in battery life compared to the old model.
The specs are still unclear, but HMD seems to want to offer both nostalgia and usability. This means that the Nokia 3210 (2024) could become a hot topic again.
HMD wants to bring the new device to shelves this May. It is unclear whether the device will come to our country, but the pricing will be around 100 dollars.
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