The successor to the legendary 17-year-old push-button phone from Finland's Nokia will go on sale in Europe this week. According to a report from the Chinese server Vtech, the reborn Nokia 3310 will get priority and due to the feedback it earned at the MWC fair in Barcelona, it will be the first to go on sale. MHD Global, the current owner of Nokia, originally wanted to release all four models – Nokia 3, 5, 6 and 3310 – at once, but that didn't work out and the most anticipated Nokia 3310 is the first to go to customers.
It should go on sale at the end of April, i.e. this week, specifically on Friday 28/4. Among the 120 countries where all four phones will appear is the Czech Republic. For now, however, domestic e-shops report availability only in the second half of May or even at the beginning of July. It is therefore a question whether the phone will appear this week in our country as well, so far it seems that larger neighboring countries such as Austria and Germany will get priority.
While Nokia representatives announced at MWC that the refurbished model will cost €49 (CZK 1), in the end the price tag rose slightly and the phone goes on sale for €300 (CZK 59). Czech e-shops have already listed the "thirty-thirty-thirty" just for the higher 1 CZK and some even for 600 crowns. There will be a choice of four colors and two variants – Single and Dual SIM.
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Specifications:
Weight: 79.6g
Dimensions: 115.6 51 x x 12.8mm
OS: Nokia Series 30 +
Display: 2,4 inches
Distinction: X 240 320
Memory: 16 GB (expandable up to 32 GB microSD card)
Battery: 1mAh
Camera: 2 MP (+ LED flash)
Battery: 31 days standby, 22 hours talk time
Colors: blue, gray, yellow, red
Other: FM radio, MP3 player, Snake game, Micro-USB port, 2G networks only
source: Phonearena, androidportal
