HMD Global teased a Nokia 3210 revamp with 4G connectivity at the HMD Pulse launch event in Kenya.
The teaser shows the phone, which was originally introduced in 1999 making a comeback as a 4G phone. The newer version will also have Bluetooth support, a rear camera, and LED flash 25 years after its initial release.
However, HMD kept the classic design elements in mind. The revamped Nokia 3210 holds respect for the original model, which is evident through the familiar button layout.
The device will also have branding from Nokia and HMD on its back, sporting a modern take on classic phone. While the teaser only showed us a blue color option, we can surely expect more.
Additionally, the company will also launch the Nokia 215 4G, Nokia 225 4G, and Nokia 235 4G. These will all have a 2.4-inch IPS screen and similar designs, with the main difference in the rear cameras.
The images above are only teasers, and the source who posted them via X has removed them since. So, it’s not clear when we can expect the phones’ official release.
The Nokia 3210 (2024) is expected to launch sometime in May. What do you guys think of the new 3210 revamp? Let us know your thoughts on our social media platforms and the comment section below!
HMD, Nokia whatever is crazy. Doesn’t makes sense making these kinda fones now. Should’ve reminded them why they went kaput