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Nokia 3210 4G (2024) and HMD 3210 4G

On sale Import only Not Android

Ships with: Series 30+

Keypad bar · 2.4" · 64 MB RAM · 128 MB · 1,450 mAh · 122 × 52 × 13.14 mm

Checked against the makers' own pages · Last reviewed October 15, 2026

What it is

HMD (Human Mobile Devices), the Finnish company that licenses the Nokia name for phones, relaunched the Nokia 3210 on May 7, 2024, 25 years after the original. HMD's press release describes it as a "digital detox" phone with Snake, a 2 MP camera with flash and torch, and 4G "for crystal-clear calls." It comes in Y2K Gold, Scuba Blue and Grunge Black.

It is a keypad bar phone: calls, texts, camera, MP3 player, FM radio and games. HMD says that in "Africa, India, Middle East and select countries in APAC" it has Cloud Apps, cloud-hosted shortcuts for news, weather, videos and games. HMD's product page says Cloud Apps "is not available on Nokia 3210 (2024) in Europe and China." [2][10]

Specifications

Where it is sold and how to get one

HMD sells region-specific versions, and the name has started to change:

• India: HMD's Indian store lists the Nokia 3210 4G at ₹4,499 (64 MB RAM / 128 MB storage), in stock on Oct. 15, 2026. HMD's band table lists separate bands for India and China (below).
• UK: HMD's UK store marks the Nokia 3210 "Discontinued" and sells the HMD 3210 4G instead, at £74.99, in stock on Oct. 15, 2026. HMD's spec page for the HMD 3210 lists the same size, battery, chip, memory and EU bands as the Nokia 3210.
• Europe and other regions: HMD's international page has no shop.
• US: HMD has no US store. Its US web address (hmd.com/en_us) now forwards to the international site, and HMD keeps a US support line for existing customers.

Retailers also sell the international version in the US. On Oct. 15, 2026, this Amazon US listing ("Nokia 3210 | Dual SIM | GSM | Unlocked | International Version | Grunge Black") showed $69.99, in stock, sold and shipped by Amazon.com. It is labeled an international version; check the bands below before buying. [3][4][5][6][7][10][11]

Will it work in the US?

HMD publishes these LTE (4G) bands for the Nokia 3210:

T-Mobile lists its 4G LTE bands as 5, 4 and 66, plus "Extended Range" bands 12 and 71. AT&T lists bands 12/17/29, 5, 2, 4/66 and 30. Of those, the Nokia 3210 has only band 5 (850 MHz). There is no US version with bands 2, 4, 12, 66 or 71. T-Mobile's online checker rejects devices that can't use Extended Range LTE: "Please upgrade to a device that can access our most powerful signal, Extended Range LTE." AT&T says a phone "has to operate on 4G LTE network - AWS, 700, 850, 1900MHz bands" to work on its network.

In practice, expect patchy or no service on US networks. VoLTE (Voice over LTE, how 4G phones make calls) also has to be supported by the carrier for this model; HMD publishes no US carrier list. Check with your carrier before buying. Our guide to phone bands and US carriers explains the band numbers. [1][8][9][12][13]

Apps and Google

There are no Google apps and no Play Store. HMD lists the operating system as S30+ (Series 30+), the basic system on Nokia feature phones. You can't install Android apps. The built-in extras are Snake, an MP3 player (needs a microSD card), an FM radio that works with or without a headset, and, outside Europe and China, Cloud Apps. [1][10]

What's different

• Removable 1,450 mAh battery; HMD lists up to 9.8 hours of talk time
• USB-C charging, 3.5 mm headphone jack and Bluetooth 5.0
• Dual nano-SIM
• HMD's 2024 relaunch kept the original's look and Snake

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