Patrik Csak

Nokia 3310 - A modern classic reimagined

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Mohamed Yunus
@anybodywhotalksaboutitsfeatures A product is not about the capabilities always. This will win because the brand has registered its products as a possession than just a use case. Nokia is still the dad of mobiles in most of the developing communities and this product is released as a value giver to make the same communities happy again. Time for the hiss :)
Rick Chen
To be honest, I am just happy to see something different from the current smart phone offerings. It could be used for a different group of people w different purpose and habits. Diversity is a good thing.
Alex Romanchykov
I was hoping more to see the resurrection of 3210. It had less features, but it was really heavy. At night you could defend yourself just throwing it like a brick. It also had a snake though.
Karim Jedda
Good tactic for developing countries which only have 2G :D make it rain $$
Abhilash Jain
They also have launched a set of Android devices launching later this year, https://www.producthunt.com/post... :)
Maria Stone
That's exactly the one we've been waiting for! - just need an alternative for my hammer XD
Hameto
I don't get all of the hateration on this product. You can't compare the Nokia Brick (I mean, 3310) to a smartphone. It's not that. I'd gladly buy/use this if I could pop in my nano-sim for days when I want a break from the deluge of the internet.
Bob
When a meme makes a phone
Ivan Verkalets
I'd like to have this one. Month without charge - I like it :)
Dongsheng Cai
Would buy one if it has 3G because 2G is switching off in down under :( http://www.amta.org.au/amta/news...
Helen Crozier
@dcai yes so disappointed - I would have purchased a couple of these if they were 3G - one to give to my iPhone addicted 25yo son 🙄
Victory Napitupulu
@dcai Same here, no 3G or 4G is a nostalgia-killer. :(