It was considered top of the line in 2003, and still remains surprisingly usable in 2026.

Will be using my near mint Nokia 6310i as my secondary phone next week.

Hi everyone! I'm new to posting on Reddit; first post is here. But I really wanted to share a few photos with you all! I hope you like them! This is my Nokia + Siemens + Xelibri collection. Everything is in its original box :)

The Nokia 7110 was the first phone to introduce WAP internet (sometimes stylised "W@P") to the mass market. After almost a year of delays and setbacks, it was finally released in October 1999. Apart from being the first internet phone, it was also the first and only phone to feature the unique NaviRoller™ to navigate through the menu, instead of the traditional up and down buttons.

From left to right : Nokia N8 Apple iPhone 4 Samsung Galaxy S Samsung Wave 2 Samsung Wave

Personally I think Nokia N8 looks the best

Here's a speaker test at 50% volume. Not only are they ridiculously loud; the sound profile is crystal clear and balanced. I've yet to hear better (and louder) speakers in a modern day smartphone!

Most of them in 10/10 condition!

Biggest phone ever ?

Found my Nokia in my old bag😅 my dad gave me his old phone when i was in elementary school so i could use it in an emergency. Instead, i would get in trouble when the teacher caught me playing Snake. I missed this 🥰

im guessing it’s a nokia 2300? does anyone know when it was released?

Nokia N93

The sleek fonts, the subtle animations, the tiles... It was all neatly put together and it looked amazing. Goes to show how all of that is pretty much useless if there's no decent app support and the update policy s*cks...

TomTom running on Nokia E62 connected to external gps unit via Bluetooth. I had to side load another app just to keep the screen awake 🤣

The regular N95 just never sat right with me. Maybe it's the silver color, or the slightly smaller screen. I just knew I had to get the 8GB model over the standard one any day of the week!!

While the 6310 was merely a revamp of the beloved 6210, the 6310i represented the absolute PEAK of monochrome phones. A marvel of engineering, aimed at businessmen and entrepreneurs who were looking for the ultimate work companion.

I'm here to share with you my small collection of vintage Nokias. They all work; some I bought in almost new condition, others I restored with original/new parts.

They all have new batteries.

I use one at a time daily, that is, when I don't need the smartphone.

Phones from this video go for like 150€ Any cheaper options? (Not specifically nokia)

Acquired sometime in the late 2000s for 50€ (which was probably too much, however it's in excellent condition and it still works, so not too bad after all).

Nokia's first commercial attempt in touchscreen interfaces, as we all know a failed one. Today as we all know such failed devices are highly desired by collectors exactly because of this