Since the start of this year, rumors have been circulating that Nokia would release a replica of its iconic 3310 model, and everyone was buzzing with excitement. I remembered using the original Nokia 3310 over ten years ago, and those memories were still vivid: creating ringtones, playing Snake, admiring its durability, and how reliable it was. When I heard that the new Nokia 3310 was finally coming out, I was thrilled, especially since I'm a long-time fan. However, when it hit the market for 399 yuan, my excitement turned into disappointment. I missed out on grabbing one during the initial launch because I didn’t act fast enough.
Then, on August 17th, I suddenly got a push notification from JD.com saying my favorite Nokia 3310 reissue was back in stock. I immediately placed my order. And here we are today, with my unboxing experience.
The product arrived swiftly thanks to JD's efficient logistics system. Unlike other deliveries, it wasn't just shoved into a plastic bag but came in proper packaging, ensuring it wasn’t damaged during transit.
Opening the box felt nostalgic yet modern. At 399 yuan, it’s a bit steep compared to its predecessors, but the build quality feels solid. The Nokia 3310 reissue weighs 79.6 grams, features a replaceable battery, and offers an impressive battery life—up to 25.3 days on standby and 22.1 hours of talk time. It’s perfect as a secondary device for sending texts or making calls.
The phone runs on the S30+ platform, which isn’t the same as the older S30 feature machine platform developed by Nokia but rather a functional SoC platform created by MediaTek. It comes with basic apps like Opera for web browsing.
Overall, the design is sleek and familiar, with a matte finish that feels premium without being slippery. One downside is the lack of a lanyard hole, something I personally miss about classic Nokia phones.
The size is comfortable, and opening the back cover is straightforward. While the cover itself is thin, it feels durable, which is reassuring. Inside, the phone sports a 2-megapixel camera, which is better than nothing.
Marketing-wise, this reissue targets both nostalgic users and those looking for a simple, reliable phone. For multi-SIM users, especially iPhone owners, it’s a practical option. However, the price is almost double that of a regular feature phone, which might deter some potential buyers.
In conclusion, while the Nokia 3310 reissue may not appeal to tech enthusiasts, it serves its purpose well for those seeking nostalgia or simplicity. Despite its limitations, it’s hard not to appreciate its charm. After all, it’s here now, and whether it stays or goes depends on consumer feedback.
[Images: Nokia (NOKIA) 3310 (TA-1030) dark blue mobile phone, Unicom 2G mobile phone, classic engraved design, dual SIM dual standby. Weight: 79.6g, replaceable battery, 25.3 days of standby time, 22.1 hours of talk time.]
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