HMD Global has launched a new Nokia 6310 for 2021. It has WiFi and Bluetooth but it only works on 2G mobile networks.
Physically, it has a similar silhouette as the iconic 6310 that first launched in 2001, but there are updates to the design of course. The new 6310 offers a 2.8-inch colour “curved” screen which isn’t touch-enabled and it pushes a low 240 x 320 pixels resolution. It also gets a basic 0.3MP camera at the rear.
Its polycarbonate shell ensures that the phone is able to endure bumps and drops. To further help users relive the old days, the 6310 also comes with an FM radio – but this time, there’s no need to plug in a headset for it to actually work.
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