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Nokia 3310 Returns

Nokia 3310 Returns

Bringing back the old faithful 3310, its back and it's packed with a whole lot of new fun and colours as well as a fresh revamp of the beloved Snake game to play while chilling with friends.

The popular phone sold over 126 million pieces since the year 2000, by far one of the most popular and bestselling mobile devices at the time.

In just under two decades, its back, boasting an impressive battery time, just like the old one, and it’s a lot cheaper to.

Although it’s not yet quite available in South Africa, countries such as the United Kingdom do not have a long wait until buyers may get their hands on one.

The phone will sell at the average global price of around 49 Euro, which is a lot less than the original price of the phone back in the year 2000 (150 Euros), and when comparing this to the well-known IPhone 7 which retails at 700 Euro, it’s a whole lot cheaper.

A pre-order page up for the Nokia 3310 is already available at Carphone Warehouse.

It seems like Carphone Ware house have struck an exclusive deal to sell the phone, as there have been no other sights of the phone being advertised with any other mobile operators. There could be a large possibility of the 3310 sold at Amazon, sim-free.

Although the phone was released on the 26th February 2017, there are no clear indication as to when the phone will hit the market completely.

HMD, who now retains the rights to Nokia's mobile devices, say it will be available sometime in the second quarter of 2017.

“We'd expect it to arrive towards the end of March or the beginning of April”

“Currently, there are few shops that are already offering the option to pre-order the phone.”




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