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Features
- Long Battery Life: Get up to 6.5 hours of talk time and up to 27 days of standby time on a single charge.
- Colorful Display: View content on a bright, 2.4-inch LCD screen with 240x320 pixel resolution.
- Classic Snake Game: Play the iconic Snake game with a fresh, modern look and feel.
- Customizable UI: Personalize your phone's home screen and app drawer with different themes and icons.
- 3G Connectivity: Stay connected on the go with fast 3G data speeds.
Description
The Nokia 3310 is back with everything you love. Rediscover the beauty and reliability of the 3310 available now in 3 unique colors. Network speed 3G - Dual band 900/1800 MHz +3G Band 1 and 8, (Single-SIM) Quad band GSM /1900 + 3G Band 1, 2, 5, 8. Bluetooth 2.1, Micro-USB. HMD Global is the exclusive licensee of the Nokia brand.
Brand: Nokia
Operating System: android
Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Screen Size: 2.4 Inches
Resolution: 240 x 320
Model Name: Nokia 3310
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 3G
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth 2.1, A2DP, microUSB 2.0
Color: Azure
Product Dimensions: 4.61 x 2.06 x 0.53 inches
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Item model number: TA-1036-A
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
OS: android
RAM: 0.5 GB
Wireless communication technologies: Bluetooth, Cellular
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth 2.1, A2DP, microUSB 2.0
GPS: False
Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Keypad
Scanner Resolution: 240 x 320
Other camera features: 2.0
Form Factor: Bar
Color: Azure
Battery Power Rating: 1220
Phone Talk Time: 6.5 Hours
Whats in the box: Nokia MicroUSB Charger, Device, Quick start guide, Charging/data cable
Manufacturer: SDP - inactive
Date First Available: October 1, 2017
Memory Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Standing screen display size: 2.4 Inches
Battery Capacity: 1200 Milliamp Hours
Weight: 8 Ounces
Charging Time: 3 Hours
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Top Amazon Reviews
I purchased the Nokia 3310 3G about half a year ago because I wanted to see if I could survive without taking my smartphone everywhere. And I have grown to love it since then. This phone is very boring, and that is probably the best complement I could give it. I have found no temptation whatsoever to pull it out and scroll through social media or read the news as I was waiting in line or having a conversation, which forces me to live in the real world. It's great for phone calls and texting, and not much else. The battery life lasts many times longer than my smartphone did, as well. Obviously, the camera on this device is capable of taking a photo for reference or remembering something, but it would not be a good idea to use it for any artistic purposes as it is of rather low quality. I have found that this has helped me to enjoy beautiful sunsets and scenery without worrying about trying to get a good picture to share. The signal reception on this phone seems to be about as good as any other phone I have used, and it has not really been a problem. The physical design is relatively sturdy, and I have not had any major problems with it (although the plastic back has gotten scratched up from daily use). It is much smaller than a smartphone, and it fits in my hand or pocket easily. The user interface doesn't seem to just be a copy of cheap phones from the past decade; I believe it is actually much better designed for ease of use and quickly accessing important options, and I think it looks rather nice. (It also doesn't split long text messages like old dumbphones used to, which is great.) Altogether, I would highly recommend this phone to anyone who is looking for an alternative to a smartphone.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2019 by {}
Color: Azure
I have been using this phone as my main cell phone for 9 months. I was formerly an Android user, and wanted to get away from smartphones. Overall, I've been very happy with this phone. The ringer is loud, speakerphone is loud, and call quality is solid. Besides phone calls, I do some texting. I find the T9 texting with predictive text to be fairly quick, once you get the hang of it (sometimes VERY quick!). Sure, it's not as fast overall as a smartphone keyboard, but I like that, because it makes me not want to text all the time! In my life, I want texting to be limited to short messages conveying important information, such as "traffic - running 15 minutes late." I don't want to carry on long, involved conversations via texting. I prefer to talk on the phone for that. I like some of the other features of the phone, and find them quite usable. The mp3 player is fine, and even supports a playlist. I've used it on many morning hikes (I put a 2GB card in the phone and carry plenty of songs), and have often used bluetooth to connect the phone to bluetooth speakers and car stereos. The sound quality is great. My only complaint would be that the interface is slow inside the mp3 player. That might be because I am using an external card with many songs - I'm not sure. I sometimes use the stopwatch, countdown timer, basic calculator, and flashlight. They are all solid. I didn't expect the camera to be great, and it's not. But it has come in handy a number of times when I was in a store and wanted to take a picture of a product or product label for later research. If the lighting is bad, however, it's hard to get a shot that isn't blurry. Even good shots don't look great on the little phone screen, but when I upload them to a computer using a usb cable (very simple to do) they look much better. Here's what I wish was better about the phone: (1) When texting, I wish there was a way to save words in a custom dictionary. For example, if I want to spell an ethnic name, I can't use predictive text - I have to choose one letter at a time. And then the next time I want to use that name, I have to do the same thing again. I wish I could save the name in a custom dictionary that the phone would later use as part of predictive text. (2) There is no notepad type app. Yes, the keypad would make typing long notes impractical, but it would be handy to be able to save some simple notes on the phone. I end up texting myself, which isn't ideal. (3) The phone "times out" very quickly, turning the screen off while I am pausing to think. For me that means when I press a button to turn it back on, I am at the lock screen. I like a lock screen to prevent" butt dialing," but I wish I could increase the time before the screen turns off. (4) There is no way to remove the bloatware games, which I have no use for. Despite those limitations, I'm very glad I bought the phone. It does what I need it to do, is well constructed, and doesn't use much battery. I didn't mention the 3G data support, because I can't get it to work on my cell company's network in my city. This is the network's fault, though, not the phone's. But I don't need the data features, anyway. Consider your needs and expectations carefully! As for me, I would buy this phone again.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2019 by Uncle Harry
It is not possible to believe that the Nokia TA-1036-C 3310 3G Factory Unlocked Phone is as bad as it is by mistake. The only possible reason for this phone is to wipe out any hope for a decent simple cell phone and thereby promote the sales of more expensive models. It may be that this is an ok emergency phone, but I am not that impressed with battery life. If this is your reason to own, make sure it is off and not just screen display off. The original Nokia 933 was one of the best cell phones ever made. Good battery life, even if you had occasional cell phone calls. The keyboard was the old 12 button type but the keys were reasonably large. Bottom line, it was a good phone. It did everything I wanted a cell to do and very little that I did not want a phone to do – and had good battery life. When I first read Nokia was reintroducing a 933 variant my thirst for this old beauty overcame my read of the cautionary reviews. My mistake. The screen: is slightly larger and has more pixels per inch. So what? It is still too small for any purpose. You get to see a tiny picture that may be what you thought you were aiming at, but until you move it to a larger screen it could be your shoe with a blob of paint next to it. Because the screen is slightly larger, the keys are proportionally smaller. The lettering on the keys are nearly invisible, esp in medium lighting. This is critical because the screen is unreadable in good lighting. Again because the keys are small it is very easy to hit things like the delete button unintentionally. OTOH it is very hard to delete, for example a message while you are reading it. In fact the overall organization of functions makes no obvious sense. Even the organization of the ‘aps” on the Ap view is counterproductive. The screen clicks off, locking the key pad fairly quickly even if you are a tad slow between keystroke. This can make it hard to copy or read information from the screen to another person or to a note pad. Butt Dialing OTOH the locked key pad automatically allows certain keys to be pressed. For example 911. Even if it takes you 10 hours to key in all three numbers the key pad will not go blank. It will also accept 191 and other like variations, but the idea is when you use the Nokia you have limited time before lock out, but your ‘191’ emergency can take 10 hours to unfold. You are always good to butt dial. Since the screen is too small for pictures: Why so much bloatware? Bloat ware that cannot be removed. Around the net there is some indication about ways to remove this bloat ware, but I think these are for earlier versions. Pretending you do want to fiddle with this … Stuff, not only is the screen small the internet connection is slow. 3 G . Tiny, slow loading pictures, what a fun way to shop/play/burn up battery life! Perhaps peculiar to my provider, the default settings for text messages do not allow the loading of any attachments. My provider was very patient with me first on line and then via phone, but I still cannot see attachments, .mms or anything of the like. I was very happy with my old flip phone and would be just as happy going back to one like it. As I see credit card companies, insurance companies and even state licenses going to phone displays over hard copy, I know I will eventually have to go the way of the oversized, over complicated only coincidentally a cell phone. Until then I will make sure everyone knows that the Nokia TA-1036-C 3310 3G Factory Unlocked Phone is terrible.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2018 by Phred