3210 4G Dual Sim Keypad Phone, Scan & Pay UPI Payment with PhonePe app, YouTube, Rear Camera, Wireless FM Radio, MP3 Player, Bluetooth & USB Type C | 1 Year Replacement Guarantee | Grunge Black

I've been trying to switch to a feature phone for a couple of years now, but I always felt the lack of UPI one major hindrance. This phone fixes that and at the same time adds YouTube for those moments when you absolutely need something to keep boredom away.BuildSuper light and very sleek. Coming from a Galaxy S24 Ultra, you barely feel the phone in your hand.Voice ClarityWith 4G Volte, you get crystal clear calls. The person on the other side was also able to hear me clearly.GSPay (UPI Scan to Pay)It took a couple of tries to get it set up. But once it was set up it seems to work fine. When you scan and pay a vendor, it takes a couple extra seconds before the vendor gets a notification. But it works and you will get used to it. However, do note that it's not perfect. I've had difficulty with few vendor QR codes. So definitely not a full time UPI replacement from your smartphone. You still might need to keep a smartphone handy if payments are not processed on GSPay.YouTube and ShortsIt works fine. You can login to your account and be able to see your subscriptions. It's a small screen, but it plays without buffering. It's not perfect. But the whole point of the feature phone is not to hooked to YouTube and Shorts.Music and YouTube MusicThe phone now supports YouTube Music. You can login to your account and access all your albums and playlists. It works fine in the couple of times I've used it. Also, you can download and transfer songs to a memory card and play them via the music player.General Tips if you want to get this as a Detox Phone- You need your smartphone. Period. But with a detox phone, you can significantly cut down your screen time.- You still need your smartphone to book cabs, order food and use maps. But you can delete everything else.- Keep the detox phone as your primary device and use your smartphone as Tablet / iPad. Something you have but do not carry it on you. I mostly keep the phone away in a bag or in my drawer so it's not in my line of sight.- Your goal should be cut down our screentime on your smartphone. And this device is help you a lot.Overall Recommendation - Get the phone. It's worth the experiment. No feature phone is perfect. You cannot do a digital detox without actually doing a little bit of lifestyle changes. Do not expect the detox phone to overhaul your life overnight. Aim only to reduce your smartphone screentime and eventually use your smartphone the same way you use a calculator or wallet, which is to take it out only when you have a specific need.Good luck!

****Nokia 3210 4g****I bought this phone as this might be Nokia's last one and got disappointed. This is not what Nokia used to be earlier. After using for about couple of days here are some points..Pros.1.Built quality and looks are Great. (Very handy and easy to use.)2.Sound quality is so good with 4g. (Good with speaker and fine with Receiver.)3.Loudspeaker is enough Loud and Clear. (MP3 songs and FM are also good even with full volume.)4.You can pay with UPI. (Yes it will take a bit more time but you will be used to it. caution - Plz pay before take anything from shops.)5.It has type-C charger. (you can use your android phone's charger. No chik chik, No jhik jhik. (although i suggest you to use its original charger.)6.Display is big enough (2.4"), crisp and clear. (Visibility in sunshine is also ok. Don't need to put extra efforts.)7.Light weight. (If you use android then this phone will feel you almost no weight in your pocket.)8.Fast enough to manage tasks. (No lags till yet.)9.Camera is Just like that there is camera. (2MP camera Quality is not as good as earlier phones of Nokia but you can scan QR codes, take snaps and record videos.)10.Keypads are fine. (You will get used to it in a couple of days.)11.Battery backup is descent. (After full charge it still remaining more than 70%. I talked about 30 min. and standby for a day. I think it will go for 3 days.)12.It feels really Premium. (People are asking me about the phone and admiring this as it looks so nice.)So, after reading these Pros. you might have decided to get it, but wait, there are a few Cons. as well you should read..Cons.1.There is a fault with the design. (Its back cover with sharp edges will make you irritate while you hold and type on it.(These edges should have been round or a bit curvy.)2.Not for elders. (Fonts are too small for elders. (even Notifications fonts are too small to read.)3.Message box is a mess. (Only conversations type and you wont get any way to change it in Inbox.)4.It takes a bit late to wake up. (you press the key to unlock it and it thinks about 2-3 sec. to wake up. Even when you power up the phone it will take about 6-7 sec. for display wake-up)5.Is the software S30+. I don't think so..*It feels like they have put a Chinese software with S30+'s icons while you operate it.*You set a contact pic and this pic will be shown in your gallery and if You delete it from gallery, you will loose your contact pic.)*I already have told you about the message box.*There were many good things that they have changed and this have become a worst experience. (just compare it with Nokia 5310 (2020) and you will get it. I have both.)*When radio or Mp3 is playing in background and you press 'call end' button for a while then these apps should be closed, right.. no, with this, your phone will get switched off.)6.LED Flash is just a formality. (Not enough bright.)7.You will have to make efforts to find your things. (this software is a maze.)8.Cloud app is not working till yet, but I will check it after some time. (Couldn't open Youtube.)So, I am a Nokia fan but not HMD hater as well. I just want to be honest, But the question is, should you buy it or not?Verdict -Recommended -+If you are a Nokia Fan and can spend about 3500/- for the name of Nokia.+If you need a Phone for Call, Text, UPI and Type-C charger only, rest all is Mohh-Maya. (although i shouldn't have included Text.)Not Recommended --If you want to feel that old Nokia's Nostalgia Feeling. (this phone won't provide that except it's look.)-If you already have used before or still using a Nokia phone. (This phones experience will make you suffer.)Well, I have been using Nokia 5310 since 2020 and the experience was so good. That's why i bought this 3210 as it has 4g connectivity, UPI and Type-C charger.But this time i have to say i am disappointed. I can try to return it but as i am not sure that HMD would launch More Nokia phones or Not, so i am going tokeep this as a Souvenir. I have been using Nokia since 2006 and still having Nokia 5.3. There were some emotions that connected me with this brand but i think the time has come up to say bye to Nokia.Hope this Review will help you a bit. I will update this if i find anything more to tell. thank you so much for being with me this long.And Yes, Of course, I also would like to thanks Amazon for its Fast delivery service. they are really Amazing. They delivered it to me on the very next day I ordered. That's why I gave 2 additional stars in ratings.Final Review Ratings -1.Looks and Design - * * * *2.Built quality - * * * *3.User Interface - * *4.In hand experience - * * *5.In Call voice quality - * * * *6.Loudspeaker clarity - * * * *7.Display - * * * *8.Messaging - * *9.Youtube - * (haven't checked yet)10.Value for Money - ** (Go for HMD 110 4g for same specifications)Note - I hv given this review on the behalf of my experience. I will edit it when I find more.Thank You.Update 31 jan.2025 -1.Youtube is working fine with JIO but it stucks many times with VI network. (Couldn't try Airtel.)2.Same thing happens with Opera mini browser.3.Text Messaging is really annoying.4.Performance and internet is bit laggy with Memory card.5.Battery backup is really good. (3 days backup.)6.Contct image is a useless feature. (once you remove the memory card you will have to repeat.)7.You can't remove games app after using free trials if you don't want them anymore.8.No notes app for memo or other thing to write.9.Camera has an average quality but good enough to scan QR codes.10.UPI app does it's work. (Didn't get any issue till date. yes, it takes a bit long but works fine.)11.Radio and MP3 player are good to play with clear audio quality of speaker.

software is very bad and not optimised, my 20 year old samsung guru music phone 2g working as new wityh no problem, but in one year nokia keypad are disfunctional , local machenic repaired it twice but still one navigation button not working ... usne bataya bahut patla plastic ki keypad andar laga rakhi hai ji 2-4 mahine se adhik nahi chalta , very low quality mobile , upar se fit-faat under se dighaa ghaat this edit is long term reviewThe text size remains the same whether you select big or small text size, I think this issue is due to software bug.. You can use UPI scan and pay but cannot use UPI address for payment on websites like Amazon Flipkart, this is also due to software issue and you cannot record calls. Due to software issue you cannot uninstall games and cloud apps and cannot program left and right buttons for apps as per your need. Bluetooth is not optimized, it turns off after few hours of inactivity and has to be turned on manually from settings menu, recent calls are not syncing to car infotainment system and many more things are wrong... There is no return option but it may be a problem with my handset so I will order a replacement

Dear HMD, congratulations. You’ve managed to turn one of the most iconic names in mobile phone history into a masterclass in how NOT to treat a customer.I bought the Nokia 3210 for one reason. Nostalgia.I wasn’t looking for cutting-edge technology, a revolutionary camera, or a flagship experience. I already own a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, 1TB variant. I certainly wasn’t shopping for a ₹3,000–₹5,000 phone because I needed an upgrade.I wanted to relive a simpler time. A time when Nokia meant something. When phones were built like little tanks, batteries lasted forever, and the Nokia name represented reliability.I originally wanted the legendary Nokia 3310. Amazon led me to the closest alternative, the Nokia 3210 Dual SIM.And what an extraordinary disappointment it has been.Act 1: The Packaging. Where Nostalgia Goes to Die.The packaging arrived looking like something assembled as an afterthought.Cheap, uninspiring, and completely devoid of the character that once defined Nokia.Now, I understand that this is an inexpensive phone. I wasn’t expecting a velvet-lined box with a handwritten note from the CEO.But surely, even a budget product can be presented with a little dignity?Then came the interesting part.The packaging barely mentioned Nokia. Instead, I discovered the names HMD Mobile India Private Limited, Haryana, and Bhagwati Products Limited, Rajasthan, listed in the manufacturing details.I understand that brands license their names and outsource manufacturing. That’s perfectly legitimate. But when you’re selling a product built almost entirely on the emotional equity of the Nokia name, perhaps a little attention to brand experience wouldn’t hurt.You’re borrowing decades of trust. The least you could do is treat it with respect.Act 2: Five Days. That’s All It Took.The phone was manufactured in August 2026, according to its label. So, at least on paper, it was relatively fresh stock.And yet, within approximately five to six days of use, the display went completely blank.Not a flicker. Not a warning. Nothing.I restarted the phone. I attempted a reset. Nothing worked.Interestingly, the phone could still receive incoming calls. So, somewhere inside this remarkable piece of engineering, something was apparently alive.Unfortunately, without a working display, making outgoing calls became practically impossible.A phone that receives calls but cannot be operated properly.Brilliant. We’ve apparently reinvented the landline, except even a landline lets you dial a number.Act 3: Customer Service. Somehow, It Gets Worse.After considerable effort, I finally located the customer care number.The call centre experience did little to restore my confidence, but I followed the instructions anyway.They requested photographs of the device.I sent them.They arranged a collection date.So far, so good.Except that nobody came to collect the phone.Instead, I received an email stating that the device had supposedly been tampered with and therefore would not be collected.Excuse me?Tampered with? Based on what, exactly?No physical inspection. No technician examining the device. No collection. Just a convenient conclusion delivered over email.I have three very simple questions:1. Why on earth would someone tamper with a ₹3,000–₹5,000 phone purchased purely for nostalgia?2. Why would I dismantle or interfere with a brand-new device within five or six days of receiving it?3. Most importantly, how does your service team establish tampering without physically examining the device?If there is credible evidence of tampering, please produce it. Otherwise, this is an extraordinarily poor way to handle a legitimate warranty complaint.Act 4: The Real Casualty Isn’t the Phone. It’s Nokia.Let me be very clear.I am not upset about losing access to an inexpensive phone. The monetary value is almost irrelevant.What bothers me is watching a brand that once stood for extraordinary reliability become associated with such an underwhelming product and an even worse after-sales experience.Nokia was not merely a phone manufacturer for my generation. It was part of our lives.Our first text messages. Our first ringtones. Snake. Those indestructible handsets. The sheer joy of owning something that simply worked.That is the emotional connection I was paying for.And this experience has managed to replace it with frustration in less than a week.HMD, if you’re going to commercialise the legacy of Nokia, please understand something fundamental:A legendary brand name is not a decorative sticker you put on an inexpensive product. It is a promise inherited from decades of customer trust.And that promise comes with responsibility.My RequestI would appreciate a proper technical inspection of the handset, a documented explanation of the alleged tampering, and a fair resolution under the applicable warranty.I’m not asking for special treatment. I’m asking for basic accountability.And perhaps, while you’re at it, consider whether your quality assurance and customer service are doing justice to the name you’re selling.Because the Nokia phones I remember could survive being dropped down a staircase. This one apparently couldn’t survive its first week on my desk.What a spectacular way to sell nostalgia.You sold me a memory. Unfortunately, you’ve given me a completely different one to remember.

Bought for my mother. She loves the phone. Does the job. No complaints. Nostalgic design. Good first impression.

Mobile looks great. But the quality and fell is not as the original Nokia mobiles. Battery backup is very low lasts only 2 days hardly, I used only for calls. Pre installed 5-6 unnecessary games which are paid versions. Scan and pay is working properly. Can send to mobile numbers as well. Browser is not at all working (outdated). Sound is good. size is great. It would be better if there is a good battery backup.

Pros:Stylish LookUI is goodOSCall qualityPhone pe UPI2 MP CamerType CCloud AppConsTorchlight low lightFast Charging not providedNo Wifi HotspotsTamil language support but view not good

Nice feature phone with a simple, minimal design. Gspay isn’t working as of now. The build could be a bit sturdier, but the sound quality is clear and good. The blue color is pretty. I wanted a phone with fewer features and no unnecessary distractions, and this phone serves that purpose well.