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Nokia 5310 review: A genuinely musical feature phone or selling nostalgia?

Priced at Rs 3,399, the Nokia 5310 invokes the right amount of nostalgia while staying true to the pitch of a music-centric feature phone that does not compromise on utility, feature and performance

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The Nokia 5310 invokes right amount of nostalgia while keeping true to the pitch of a music-centric feature phone

Khalid Anzar New Delhi
Nokia is one of the very few established mobile phone brands that continue to make feature phones, still not uncommon in countries like India. Owned by Finnish company HMD Global, Nokia has two series of feature phones – a number series and Originals. While the number series includes basic feature phones like the Nokia 105 and Nokia 106, the Originals series is dedicated to phones based on old Nokia classics like the Nokia 3310 and Nokia 8110.
Expanding its Originals portfolio, Nokia recently launched the Nokia 5310 in India. It is a music-centric feature phone that aims to recreate the brand’s

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