Classic snake game, 1450mAh battery, UPI digital payment system; 1999 classic Nokia 3210 is back

At one time, Indian houses without Nokia phones were a rarity. However, the advent of smartphones took away Nokia's sheen. However, not all is lost, and there is something for the erstwhile Nokia aficionados to cheer about. The Finnish brand is making a comeback. A 4G version of the Nokia 3210—originally launched in 1999—is now in the market priced at Rs 4,299.

This is an excellent secondary phone for those seeking a brief respite from the overwhelming noise and constant notifications of the digital world. It is considered a potential temporary remedy for the mental stress and health issues associated with smartphone usage.

This model, featuring 4G VoLTE connectivity, is manufactured by HMD Global. It supports cloud applications and includes a UPI digital payment system. This phone brings with it a touch of nostalgia and a welcome change from the mundane smartphone model.

The Nokia 3210 also features a 2.4-inch QVGA display, a 2-megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth 5.0, and a 1450mAh battery. It comes with cloud apps for YouTube and YouTube Shorts, wireless FM radio, an MP3 player, and the classic Snake game.