Nokia 3310 review: Performance and battery life It’s a decent enough display, and it’s bright enough in direct sunlight, but as with the camera, it won’t be winning any awards. The new camera would be for nought should that monochrome 84 x 48 display of old make another appearance, but we’re treated with a proper 2.4in, 240 x 320 resolution colour display instead.
It’s not as you remember it, though: 2017’s 3310 is smaller, lighter and – you guessed it – much cheaper, too. Nokia, which now operates under Finnish company HMD Global, has decided to launch an updated version of the Nokia 3310 for the modern age. Indeed, why has the world fallen on its knees for a phone so far removed of what’s expected in 2017? Nokia 3310 review: What you need to know I witnessed a stampede of 100 tech journalists elbowing each other to be the first to get their hands on a £50 phone the sort of mass pandemonium usually reserved for the latest iPhone launch. Its announcement earlier in the year led to an absurd level of interest. READ NEXT: New Nokia 3310 vs old Nokia 3310 Seventeen years later, the most beloved phone in history is making a comeback. Having since achieved near-cult status as the indestructible phone, Nokia’s 3310 was trusty, reliable, and incredibly resilient. Cast your eyes back to the turn of the century and you’ll spot a familiar handset crammed in most pockets: Nokia’s 3310.
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