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Top 10 Most Memorable Nokia Phones

Before the Apples, the Androids, and the Windows Phones, there was Nokia. It was the king that is known for producing high-quality and stylish of mobile phones like the iconic Nokia 3310 and the 808 PureView. If you’re a proud Nokia owner during the days before it ventured into Windows Phone, take a look at our list of the Top 10 Most Memorable Nokia Phones.

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Phones are listed by year of announcement from oldest to newest.

Nokia 8210

After releasing bulky phones, Nokia went the other way around and announced the 8210 in 1999. At that time it was the smallest and lightest mobile phone in the market. Succeeding it is the Nokia 8250 in 2000 which sports a better design and the signature butterfly key.

Nokia 7110

The Nokia 7110 is considered one of the most stylish phones during its time. Announced in 1999, it sports a navi-roller button which makes it easier to scroll between text messages, and a spring-loaded keypad. According to Wikipedia, it was used by John Travolta’s character in the 2001 movie Swordfish, while its older cousin, the Nokia 8110, was featured in The Matrix.

Nokia 3310

If there’s a mobile phone equivalent of Thor’s hammer, this is it. The Nokia 3310 was announced in 2000 and is the successor to the also popular Nokia 3210 (1999). The 3310’s success was attributed to its durability, features, and games. Remember Space Impact?

Nokia 7650

The Nokia 7650 was released in 2002 and was Nokia’s first Symbian OS-powered smartphone and its phone to feature a built-in camera. It has a sliding keyboard design and a 0.3 megapixel camera. It’s successor is the Nokia 3650.

Nokia N-Gage

The N-Gage was announced in late 2002 and was released in 2003. The N-Gage was Nokia’s attempt on the mobile gaming segment that as dominated by Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance. It’s successor is the N-Gage QD which was released in 2004.

Nokia Communicator series – E90

The Nokia Communicator series is the company’s smartphone offering aimed at business-centric individuals. On the outside, it looks like a large slab of brick with a small display and numeric keypad but when you flip open its clam shell body it reveals a large LCD screen and a QWERTY keyboard. The last device to carry such design is the Nokia E90 which was announced in 2007.

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

The Nokia 5800 is the company’s first touchscreen-equipped S60 device that was announced in 2008. It comes with a 3.2-inch resistive touchscreen display, a 3.2 megapixel camera, and a stylus.

Nokia E71

The E71 is one of Nokia’s most popular smartphones that was announced in 2008. Like the Communicator series, the E71 is business-centric and features a metallic body and a QWERTY keypad. It’s successor, the E72, was announced in 2009.

Nokia N8

The Nokia N8 was announced in 2010 and was the company’s camera-centric touchscreen smartphone and flagship that features a 3.5-inch AMOLED display and a 12.1 megapixel Carl Zeiss AF rear camera with Xenon flash.

Nokia 808 PureView

Nokia showcased its prowess when it comes to mobile imaging with the announcement of the 808 PureView in 2012 – the first smartphone to feature Nokia’s PureView Pro technology. The 808 PureView sports a 41 megapixel 1/1.2-inch sensor and a 4-inch AMOLED display. It is also Nokia’s last Symbian smartphone. The Windows Phone 8-powered Nokia Lumia 1020 was the next smartphone to carry the PureView technology.

How about you guys? What is the most memorable Nokia phone for you? Add to this list by writing it down the comments field below.

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46 Responses

  1. Avatar for feeler feeler says:

    Feeling ko di tlga nag research ng mabuti yung author.. Para bang bigla na lang pumasok sa kokote nya tong idea na to tapos bara-bara na ginawa, may maipost lang..

  2. Avatar for yoona yoona says:

    3210… namention lng…
    The 3210 was one of the first mobile phones to feature an internal antenna.
    super tibay pa

  3. Avatar for abuzelzel abuzelzel says:

    *Its

  4. Avatar for governor Pallado governor Pallado says:

    my past Nokia phones back in the days (90s to early 2000s):

    1) Nokia 3315 (housing lang pinag-kaiba sa 3310, pero matibay din. kung 3310 ay thor’s hammer, 3315 naman ay captain america’s shield :D )
    2)Nokia 3220 (with fun dancing lights)
    3)Nokia N70 Black Music Edition (cool kana kapag meron ka nun dti :D )

    ahhh, the memories…i miss them

  5. Avatar for mike mike says:

    5110 was waaaaaaay memorable and significant than the 7110.

    and 3210 should be in the list — being their first antenna-less phone

  6. Avatar for Ikong Ikong says:

    Why do people complain in the list? Dahil wala yung x sa listahan? Invalid list? Gawa kayo ng list niyo! It’s clearly stated that it’s the site’s list and it even asked you guys to add na lang. Geezas

    • Avatar for Andrew Andrew says:

      Mahirap lang maniwala na walang N95 sa listahan nila.I mean come on! N95 was the Nokia’s best at it’s pinnacle! How can it not be memorable?

  7. Avatar for abu abu says:

    Its* successor. Do not use apostrophe. Where are the N series and the 5110? You could have also added the weird looking phones they had

  8. Avatar for butchitee butchitee says:

    3210!

  9. Avatar for Milhouse Milhouse says:

    Notably absent are 5110 and 6600

    • Avatar for alvisa alvisa says:

      I agree. 6600 was one of the best (abused, on my part, lol) nokia phones. andaming apps n naiinstall. i even used to use it as a tv remote,

  10. Avatar for Josh Josh says:

    How ’bout 1100? I was in grade 5 when 1100 was popular and the price tag was 4k. Now, you can buy phones with 4k but I don’t think they can match the durability of Nokia when it comes to phones. And battery life too!

  11. Avatar for bj bj says:

    Bakit wala man lng ni isang N series mother of all selfie un pinakaunang dual cam cp..

  12. Avatar for Jc Jc says:

    ung NGage tlga memorable sakin pagdating sa gaming hehe :D

  13. Avatar for Mikez Mikez says:

    where is 6600?

  14. Avatar for lightlegato lightlegato says:

    Nokia N9 should be here.

  15. Avatar for ozmoi ozmoi says:

    Here’s my Top 10 Nokia Phones. Base on popularity and impact to Consumers.

    1. 5110 – Origins of emoji and picture messages. you can buy any color of case you want. The start of the popularity of text messaging.

    2. 3210 – First phone without an Antenna, slimmer and you can change rear and front case with any color.

    3. 8210 – 8810 smallest phones on the market during its time. ( tie up with 8810 because its the more expensive version of the 8210 )

    4. 9110 Communicator – Not only for business people, but a lot of consumer love the Idea having a Phone and small computer.

    5. 5510 – Nokia’s First attemp on a “Music phone” with a full QWERTY keyboard and most unique phone at it’s time.

    6. 7650 – Nokia’s First Symbian coloured phone.

    7. 3650 – A version of 7650 for the younger consumers with changeable case and a “Round” shape keypads.

    8. N-Gage – Nokia’s Very Iconic Device that aims for Games/Music It’s Nokias Answer to Gameboy ( Did not sell well thou. )

    9. 6600 – Reincarnation of 7650 only smaller and it has an improve screen ( One of the most popular Nokia phone by Sales during its time )

    10. N95 – One of the Last Best selling phone of Nokia. With its unique double slide phone.

    Even i moved on to iPhone. Am heartbroken that Nokia stop making phones, Beacuse I grow up having nokia all the time.

  16. Avatar for goodha goodha says:

    Down memory lane, naalala ko tuloy pagnaka 7110 ka noon, ang pogi pogi mo dahil sa porma at makalulang presyo (18k to 22k).
    Yung 3310 naman intro price niya at around 12k.
    Yung 5110 naman intro price niya ay 8k with all those interchangeable front covers.
    Dapat nandiyan yung 6150, first nokie with profiles.
    Pagandahan at pahabaan pa ng ringtones/sms tones noon. those were the nokie days.

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