Minimalists rejoice; Nokia has rolled out a new version of its classic 6310 phone to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
The old-school phone seen in every other person’s hands in the 90s is back, featuring a few new specs and all of the old favourites - including the iconic game Snake.
Upgrades to the phone include a large curved colour display offering improved readability and accessibility - though without touchscreen capability, users will be tapping away on the keypad.
The familiar specs that made the model such a favourite still feature, including a wireless FM radio and the same tough shell that will keep the phone going through a few bumps and falls.
Like its predecessor, it has a massive battery life of up to 21 days and includes a single rear camera.
The phone comes in two colours; black and a lemony shade of yellow.
This handset comes in at just £59.99 on the Nokia website .
First launched in 2001, the 6310 was updated in 2002 as the 6310i and was finally discontinued in 2005.
Earlier this year it was announced that the phone was making a comeback following a remastering by Finnish tech giant HMD Global which licences the Nokia brand.
An HMD Global spokesperson said: “The Nokia 6310 is a classic reimagined for today’s connected user.
“Bringing advanced accessibility, optimised ergonomics, and battery for weeks, it honours everything that Nokia phones stand for. And yes - it still has Snake.
“With accessibility at its core, the refreshed larger push buttons and ample display make screen time more effortless and enjoyable.
“The new zoomed-in menus and larger font options improve readability and text messages can be listened to for ease of use.”
