The almost indestructible cult cell phone is back with modern technology – including snake and buttons

The almost indestructible cult cell phone is back with modern

Your iPhone’s battery keeps running out? Another screen damage after dropping your phone for the hundredth time? You don’t have any of these worries with Nokia’s classic cell phone. The new edition of the Nokia 3310 Inherits the strengths of the cell phone dinosaur and impresses with a monster battery, a robust housing, the addictive Snake game and real haptic buttons. Hello 2000!

The Nokia 3310 has long been a pop culture phenomenon. The phone felt like it was made of indestructible adamantium and had a battery life that bordered on eons. But what can the homage to the cult cell phone do?

The new Nokia 3310: Simple but good

The first thing you notice is of course the new design, which is closely based on the original, but looks fresher and more modern with its rounded shape. The 2.4-inch display is larger, colorful and optimized for easy readability even in sunlight. There is also Bluetooth, expandable memory and a replaceable battery with which you can make calls for 22 hours straight. In standby mode, the battery lasts up to 31 days – a value unattainable for modern smartphones.

A must-have for modern cell phones is of course the camera. This is also on board the new Nokia 3310 and takes snapshots with 2 megapixel resolution and LED flash. A lot has happened under the hood. The menu comes with a newly designed user interface that makes it easier for you to use. So the right adjustment screws were turned and comfort was increased while the retro charm was retained.

Of course, with the new edition of a Nokia cell phone the classic game Snake not missing. So you can pursue the addictive hunt for the high score in bright colors this time. You can also choose from bright colors when choosing a model – so you’re not just buying a cell phone, but a statement.

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