Nokia reintroduced its classic 3210 phone last week in honor of its 25th anniversary, marking a global resurgence, including in China, where it has garnered significant popularity.
Nokia 3210 Rebirth
The phone was priced at 349 yuan when it hit the market on May 8th, and within a mere two days, all available colors (black, blue, and gold) were swiftly sold out, as confirmed by Nokia’s official Weibo account.
Restocking and Features
Reassuring enthusiasts, Nokia stated that their production facility is operating at full throttle to satisfy demand, with the phone set to be back in stock on May 31st, starting at 8 pm local time. The Nokia 3210 4G, while maintaining the classic design of its predecessor, comes with modern enhancements such as 4G connectivity, a 2MP rear camera, a USB Type-C port, and unique support for Alipay mobile payments in China.
Alternate Option: Nokia 220 4G
For those who missed out on the 3210 or seek a more practical choice, Nokia is advocating for their recently unveiled Nokia 220 4G, priced at 299 yuan. This model boasts a sturdy square design with a generous 2.8-inch display, catering to users looking for a reliable backup device.
Key Features
The Nokia 220 4G offers a substantial 1450mAh battery life and a convenient Type-C charging port. With user-friendly large font buttons and support for QR code payments, this device is designed for ease of use. It also facilitates dual SIM functionality and is compatible with leading Chinese telecom operators like China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom, and Radio and Television 4G networks, providing support for VoLTE high-definition voice calls.
