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Just wanted to share a few shots of this absolute beauty. Here is a Nokia 6310 in its most iconic factory launch color, officially known as Sirocco Bronze.

Just wanted to share a few shots of this absolute beauty. Here is a Nokia 6310 in its most iconic factory launch color, officially known as Sirocco Bronze.

It features the correct, period-accurate dark keypad with white lettering, which provides the perfect contrast against the bronze front shell and the solid Jet Black back.

Finding one nowadays with a flawless logo, no scratches on the screen lens, and a completely intact matte finish on the housing is becoming incredibly rare. The hand feel of the high-quality original casing is just unmatched—it feels incredibly solid, exactly how a premium executive phone from 2001 was meant to feel.

Sitting out here in the garden, it genuinely looks like a time capsule from the early 2000s. Still registers a full signal bar and works flawlessly!

Just wanted to share a few shots of this absolute beauty. Here is a Nokia 6310 in its most iconic factory launch color, officially known as Mistral Beige.

It features the correct, period-accurate dark keypad with white lettering, which provides the perfect contrast against the bronze front shell and the solid Jet Black back.

Finding one nowadays with a flawless logo, no scratches on the screen lens, and a completely intact matte finish on the housing is becoming incredibly rare. The hand feel of the high-quality original casing is just unmatched—it feels incredibly solid, exactly how a premium executive phone from 2001 was meant to feel.

Sitting out here in the garden, it genuinely looks like a time capsule from the early 2000s. Still registers a full signal bar and works flawlessly!

Forget the 8310... The Nokia 6510 Champagne was the ultimate low-key peak of the monochrome era. 76 hours on the lifetimer and still catching full 2G signal! 📶✨

Rate my new desk-buddy. Nokia 6510 looking sharper in 2026 than most modern smartphones. That high-res monochrome display is flawless! 🏆

I'm sharing my Nokia 7110 with you all, it's still got it, don't you think?

What do you think of my baby boy?

What do you think of my baby boy?

I present to you my Nokia N95 Red Edition, for me it was and always will be the phone of my dreams. What's your opinion?

At first glance, the 6120c looked like a simple mid-range cell phone (6000 series), but inside it was a technological monster. It was one of the first devices to run Symbian S60 3rd Edition FP1 with a 369 MHz ARM11 processor.

The result: At the time, it was one of the fastest Nokias on the market, surpassing even much more expensive models in menu speed and application opening.

I've been looking for an 8210 for a long time, but they're super overpriced, but now I've managed to find one at a reasonable price and in good overall condition.