Nokia 3210 Returns

Remember Snake? Remember limited SMS messages? The Nokia 3210 is back, offering a dose of 90s nostalgia in today's hyper-connected world.
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HMD, the company behind Nokia phones, has re-released the iconic 3210, and it's generating a lot of buzz. This isn't a smartphone; it's a basic phone designed for calls and texts, with a few simple extras like the updated Snake game.

Why the comeback?
For many, it's about simplicity. In a world of constant notifications and endless scrolling, the 3210 offers a refreshing break. It's incredibly light, easily fits in your pocket, and focuses on basic communication.

Key Features:

• Calls and Texts: The core functionality remains the same.
• Snake: The classic game is back with updated graphics.
• Limited Internet Access: Opera Mini offers basic browsing, but it's not designed for heavy internet use.
• 2MP Camera: Perfect for low-resolution, retro-style photos.
• 4G connectivity and a few lovely colours

Who is it for?
The Nokia 3210 is appealing to a few different groups:

• Parents: It's a great first phone for kids, offering connectivity without the distractions of a full smartphone.
• Digital Detoxers: It's a perfect device for those looking to disconnect from the digital world and be more present.
• Nostalgia Seekers: It's a fun trip down memory lane for those who remember the original 3210.

At around $120 ($99 on special), the Nokia 3210 offers an affordable and refreshing alternative to the complexities of modern smartphones. It's a reminder that sometimes, less really is more.

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Image source: https://www.nokia.com/