I've lost this phone at home in my homecuntry. After 6 years i found it by accident under the bathroom sink wardrobe. Don't ask me how it got there... But after i found it i already had the iPhone 4S. The Nokia was STILL working and it even had batterylife! I gifted it to my little cousin after that. Good memories, really missing those times and this phone.
It may have been clunky, but remember the iPhone 3G couldn't even set a wallpaper, didn't have navigation free and it didn't have MMS. It didn't even have copy & paste, or multitasking, so to copy a number from a website to call meant writing it down on paper then dialling it, switching back and forth would clear whatever you entered everytime. This phone while clunky did significantly more than the iPhone did at the time.
I remember all this on my old iPhone 2G. I also recall not being able to record video when you can actually watch it. You needed Cydia just for a more comprehensive keyboard and a separate video recorder
That holding hand animation hit my nostalgia hard(no diddy) cause I always wanted a Nokia N95 and was on a hold with blackberry and iPhone to eventually the webOS and windows phone
I had one of these when I was a kid, and so did my brother. His was just like yours. For me, it was the first smartphone I ever owned, and it was incredible! It was also the last Nokia I ever had.
Well, you don’t need to press it with your thumb skin, but with nails, it will be more responsive. That’s why it has plastic on its lanyard, it’s functioned as stylus
0:51 It's a latin american version. The carrier it came is not called "Telefónica" its "Movistar". Telefónica means something like "Telephone" in spanish, i'm not too sure about that translation. I speak spanish btw and it's my main language.
It's the spanish one, Telefonica is the statal telecomunications company, Movistar is just a brand by them that happens to have a branch in latinamerica
We had a Nokia 5530 XpressMusic back in like 2012 at my house and it was a blast of a phone at the time in my country, I remember it having a stylus and a cool racing game that I can't recall the name of Safe to say it's one of my favorite phones ever made
11:05 My dad had this phone, the game is DJ Mix Tour, and there was actually music! It was the classic/cliché Tektonik song and was called "Alive". True Banger
MEXICAN PHONE SPOTTED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥‼️‼️‼️ I had one exactly like that from that same carrier and still got the box with the broken seal, great video as always!
Ah, the 5230. I still have mine (though the charger is long gone). Served me well as my first so-called "smartphone", specially while living and working on a large city, thanks to the free OVI Maps app' it came with.
3:22 there's no way that battery lasted 15 years in there and still had a full charge, you might've been scammed and got a resealed box, unless you charged the phone and just didn't mention it
I definitely would love a symbian gaming video. I so fondly remember playing prince of Persia and Nightmare on my mom's phone all night and her waking me up in the morning to get her phone... man...
I had one of these as my first touch phone. It was horrible to use compared to capacitive touch phones at the time, but then again this came at a great price which made it affordable enough for me.
WiFi (and in general internet connectivity on phones) in 2009 was not as prominent as it is nowadays or even 10 years ago The iPhone 4 really helped popularize these concepts
the 5110 was the first phone i owned when I was in 1st year college. I also remember that my parents bought me a 3310 when i passed an acceptance exam to be allowed to move up to 3rd year college, but it was stolen from me by a pickpocket while on a bus on the way home. My parents bought me a 5500 when I graduated... I bought a 6600 on my 1st year of working, then a 3200 (which I really like because it came with an stencil cutout that allowed me to customize the look of my phone). Then i switched to Sony W800 for awhile (because music is life during the mid 2000s. The last nokia phone i bought was the Nokia 5800 xpress music. That was the last nokia phone i owned before I switched to android (Samsung Galaxy s3 when it was launched in 2012). Im 42 and I can say that Nokia was literally part of my young adult life.
I LITERALLY have that phone. 1. The phone is in spanish, United States is called Estados Unidos or EE.UU in spanish. 2. The tactile doesn't work because the blue piece with rope you took out of the box is used to be like your finger with a tactile screen. 3. The only connectivity this nokia had was via the sim card, and I promise it works pretty fine. 4. To open a photo or an app, you just have to click two times on it, just like in a coputer. Hope this helps you!
I literally still have mine sitting in a drawer. Still works perfectly and hardly has any scratches. I bought mine as part of a kit (car phone holder and navi software on a microsd card
Back in the day i bought this exact phone (with the same Movistar Carrier personalizations) in Colombia. Same animations and all. Also Movistar was present in much of South America so it can be original from any country. Thanks for the video, brought some memories.
I had the Nokia 5800 express music, i think it´s the same phone but in a different version. I have great memories of it, it was so repairable, i droped it in the snow in my yard on new year and didn´t find it until february when the snow melted... IT SURVIVED!!! only thing was the backlight for the hang up button broke and cost me $5 to fix
I had this phone when i was like 10 and i LOVED it, it was pretty limited (no wifi, resistive touch and no gpu acceleration) but it was a good phone, i loaded it to the brim with games and apps, remember playing a lot of asphalt 6 on it, listening to music using PowerMP3 and downloading a lot of themes, also i used the ovi store to buy some ringtones, i never got the gps to work though, it used to find satellites but it never managed to get my position, so i never used it it was a slow but realiable phone
Well for us poor Indians that was a dream come true. My family was too broke to buy me one. But i vividly remember fiddling it for hours like a hot toy from my friend. This also makes me realise how old i am. Geez. That was 15 years ago🙏🙏
I kind of missed the smaller phones. It seems like something shipped a few years ago and instead of getting smaller and smaller, phone started getting larger and larger. When I updated my phone last year, I upgraded from the 11 to the 12 mini because I prefer the smaller form factor. It’s a shame Apple discontinued their smaller phones.
Nokia's demise was them seemingly being totally unprepared for how quickly the market would transition to touchscreens in the late 00's and then being unable to ever catch up. Hence Symbian which was never really designed for touch being hurriedly patched for it and always being inferior to iOS & Android. The UI design was clunky clunky (see entering text on a virtual number pad with a small space at the top for what you're typing to display in rather than using an on screen keyboard) whilst they pushed out hardware with resistive screens when you already didn't need the latest iPhone to get a capacitive screen from someone else. When I got an N97 in 2009 (seemed the obvious upgrade from my N95), at the time the most premium phone Nokia had, and realised how even comparatively budget Android phones were doing better, I could see that Nokia was finished as a top-tier manufacturer. It's a shame, but then on the other hand it might be deserved considering they spent most of the early-mid 00s continually pushing out minor variations of the same basic phone (a 3210 is basically a sleeker NK402, a 3310 is basically a sleeker 3210 with better games, a 3330 is basically a 3310 with a WAP browser, an 8310 is basically a sleeker 8210 with an FM radio and a blue backlight rather than green, etc etc etc) and having people flock to buy them which might have led to a certain arrogance that they didn't need to innovate to sell phones. Turns out that a few short years later they really did.
The closest phone I had to this was the Nokia 5800 express music and I loved it back in 2008 when I was all of 24 years old Ohhhh I missed the early 2000s phones were so much more interesting than they are now
@@sertiana2512 who said Nokia not innovate? They bought maemo team in 2009 and want to create a new OS to replace symbian. Later maemo who collaborate with Intel was changed into meego but at that time Intel pull the plug when they saw Microsoft send spy to Nokia to take over Nokia. Nokia N9 was released in 2011 and it got features that IOS and Android doesn't have yet back then. Nokia in 2011 still going strong in develop countries such as South and Central America, Africa, South Asia, South East Asia and Middle East. Nokia also create pureview tech that was very advance because no company capable to create yet back then, Nokia also create asha OS that was more stable than Android 2.3 gingerbread. 3 thing that changed Nokia back then 1) Microsoft bought Nokia and kill meego OS and later asha OS 2) Samsung heavy marketing because of K-pop and K-drama, Samsung even create cheap android phone to fight against asha OS 3) Nokia software team left and create sailfish OS Microsoft got Nokia tech and Nokia mobile division was absorb into Microsoft team and forcing real Nokia company to hired third party company (HMD) to produced phones
4:40 Resistive Touch screen vary in quality wildly. I started with a HP iPaq PDA those obviously has resistive touch but it quite sensitive and location accurate did not require much force at all. One problem was Phantom false touches, it basically had really bad false input rejection. Then after that I got the HTC Touch Pro 2 windows mobile phone. That had an amazing touch screen just as sensitive and accurate but way faster response. Amazing thing I don't even recall phantom touch false input ever happening. But my then capacitive multi touch had already been well established, resistive touch screen can be good.
My sister has the 5800 and absolutely hated it. It slow and the TFT resistive touchscreen is just a pain with a clunky UI. She wanted an iPhone though but this was the most affordable iPhonesque phone she can afford that time and I think this was why this phone was successful - it replicated some of the features of the iPhone (the touchscreen) while costing a third of the price.
Hey, Im still using my Nokia X6 (First capazitive Touchscreen phone from Nokia) as a Media Player and the Nokia 5230 Navagation Edition for Navigation 😋. They work Great. I installed Google Maps and other Apps on my 5230.
I remember the 5230 was a good option just in case you couldn't afford the 5800 XpressMusic . Anyways happy times as teenager with such phones . When phones were just cameras and media-players , not a doom-scrolling device.
it needs the nail to push not the fingertip, i had this phone and it worked perfectly without force with the nails, u only need force with the fingertips
I had a similar Nokia. I forgot the model but it was almost the exact same as this but with a slide out keyboard and a built in flash. Worst phone I ever owned. I paid $329 for it, for $70 I could’ve bought the Samsung galaxy S1… I have never regretted a purchase so much in my life before….. Edit: it was the Nokia C6
Definitely do a video on Symbian games. Those and old Java games on phones are lost to time. It's sad. Also, Nokia Lumia phones were the absolute best and I miss them so much. Nokia had a couple e try level smartphones a couple years ago too by the way and still make some wonderful dumb phones. Nokia in name only now though. HMD is the company..
Nokia came from a "top tier" maker to a Walmart brand basically
True man
The Nokia of today, is not really Nokia anymore. HMD just licensed the Nokia brand.
wasn't it always seen as walmart brand but reliable? sorta like toyota
Well the company was founded by old Nokia employees and the HQ is here in Finland. Spirit of it lives on. @@Xi_Jinping_is_Pooh
@@Darkest_matterNokia was a household brand, especially outside of the US.
3:32 That's because it's on spanish. For next time, remember, "United States" on Spanish is "Estados Unidos".
i paused and the option is EE.UU
@@Colin-i9z That's the abreviation for United States in Spanish
English: U.S
Spanish: EE.UU
@@Colin-i9z Estados Unidos EEUU
TELEFONICA
ATENCHON 🗿
And Movistar is also Spanish
I've lost this phone at home in my homecuntry. After 6 years i found it by accident under the bathroom sink wardrobe. Don't ask me how it got there... But after i found it i already had the iPhone 4S. The Nokia was STILL working and it even had batterylife! I gifted it to my little cousin after that. Good memories, really missing those times and this phone.
💦💦💦
It may have been clunky, but remember the iPhone 3G couldn't even set a wallpaper, didn't have navigation free and it didn't have MMS. It didn't even have copy & paste, or multitasking, so to copy a number from a website to call meant writing it down on paper then dialling it, switching back and forth would clear whatever you entered everytime. This phone while clunky did significantly more than the iPhone did at the time.
I got the iPhone 3G new and I remember all this lol. I was so happy when they introduced oat update to be able to send MMS
I remember all this on my old iPhone 2G. I also recall not being able to record video when you can actually watch it. You needed Cydia just for a more comprehensive keyboard and a separate video recorder
Can't believe apple was behind Nokia too 😂
@@THECAR99no they’re not the iphone is always a big threat to any phone
That holding hand animation hit my nostalgia hard(no diddy) cause I always wanted a Nokia N95 and was on a hold with blackberry and iPhone to eventually the webOS and windows phone
Missed opportunity to say nokstalkia
Still have my N95 and I still love it. But funny enough the older the phone the more I love them. So next would be 6600. And then 3210.
I had the Nokia 5800 Express Music. Loved it.
The sound was so good in that phone 😍
The Xpress Music line was amazing. I had the 5310 back in the day.
I had the 5300 in purple. I was obsessed with it.
Still kept mine
But lost the stylus
First smartphone for me
My mates was crap
no way; the phone actually coming with things? this phone must come from the future!
Literally from the past that's why it has extras, a phone from the future will probably contain no phone soon
@@D3ZG1978 the future "phone" is only a license for a brain extension module
Do you guys remember when nokia was the biggest mobile brand
0:19 "10 units sold" 💀💀
😂
Wow, then I'm one in ten 😄
same, @@THE.VLADER
Well. I'm Lucky to have two 😂😂😂 (i smashed one 💀)
I have one too
I had one of these when I was a kid, and so did my brother. His was just like yours. For me, it was the first smartphone I ever owned, and it was incredible! It was also the last Nokia I ever had.
Well, you don’t need to press it with your thumb skin, but with nails, it will be more responsive. That’s why it has plastic on its lanyard, it’s functioned as stylus
0:51 It's a latin american version. The carrier it came is not called "Telefónica" its "Movistar". Telefónica means something like "Telephone" in spanish, i'm not too sure about that translation. I speak spanish btw and it's my main language.
Telefonica is something like Deutsche Telekom, so its main company behind Movistar and Deutsche Telekom is behind T-Mobile
Teléfono is telephone in Spanish.
@@Luiszoom21593ik i just don't know how to translate "Telefónica" in English
@@dev1anceONEI searched on Wikipedia and it's true!
It's the spanish one, Telefonica is the statal telecomunications company, Movistar is just a brand by them that happens to have a branch in latinamerica
We had a Nokia 5530 XpressMusic back in like 2012 at my house and it was a blast of a phone at the time in my country, I remember it having a stylus and a cool racing game that I can't recall the name of
Safe to say it's one of my favorite phones ever made
I used to have the Nokia N95, maybe you can make a video about that :)
11:05 My dad had this phone, the game is DJ Mix Tour, and there was actually music! It was the classic/cliché Tektonik song and was called "Alive". True Banger
That map had your accurate coordinates! Just no source from which to fetch map data
Keep up the good content my boi🎉
MEXICAN PHONE SPOTTED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥‼️‼️‼️
I had one exactly like that from that same carrier and still got the box with the broken seal, great video as always!
I think this is not Mexican on the Movistar papers it sayed Bienvenido and Bienvenido is a Spainish word
Bro the Mexicans talk Spanish.......@@vemriv-e4x
@@vemriv-e4xmy guy, Mexico’s language is Spanish. Also Movistar is a carrier in Mexico as well as most of Latin America.
Serious respect for sticking to it, even when stuck in a closet. Love your stuff man
Harvey specter is that you?
haha 🤣 thanks for the donation!!
Ah, the 5230. I still have mine (though the charger is long gone). Served me well as my first so-called "smartphone", specially while living and working on a large city, thanks to the free OVI Maps app' it came with.
3:22 there's no way that battery lasted 15 years in there and still had a full charge, you might've been scammed and got a resealed box, unless you charged the phone and just didn't mention it
I just unboxed my original nokia asha. You would be suprised how great older battery hold charge. Since they are removeable
I definitely would love a symbian gaming video. I so fondly remember playing prince of Persia and Nightmare on my mom's phone all night and her waking me up in the morning to get her phone... man...
fact'' you can edit you video on this phone'' I had one of those when i was 17 and i start editing with it''
I had one of these as my first touch phone. It was horrible to use compared to capacitive touch phones at the time, but then again this came at a great price which made it affordable enough for me.
WiFi (and in general internet connectivity on phones) in 2009 was not as prominent as it is nowadays or even 10 years ago
The iPhone 4 really helped popularize these concepts
9:29 Quite the opposite. It's much easier to set a wallpaper here.
the 5110 was the first phone i owned when I was in 1st year college. I also remember that my parents bought me a 3310 when i passed an acceptance exam to be allowed to move up to 3rd year college, but it was stolen from me by a pickpocket while on a bus on the way home.
My parents bought me a 5500 when I graduated... I bought a 6600 on my 1st year of working, then a 3200 (which I really like because it came with an stencil cutout that allowed me to customize the look of my phone). Then i switched to Sony W800 for awhile (because music is life during the mid 2000s. The last nokia phone i bought was the Nokia 5800 xpress music. That was the last nokia phone i owned before I switched to android (Samsung Galaxy s3 when it was launched in 2012).
Im 42 and I can say that Nokia was literally part of my young adult life.
I had this phone. This was equivalent to 100$ in my place. Iphone was something like a dream back then
I LITERALLY have that phone.
1. The phone is in spanish, United States is called Estados Unidos or EE.UU in spanish.
2. The tactile doesn't work because the blue piece with rope you took out of the box is used to be like your finger with a tactile screen.
3. The only connectivity this nokia had was via the sim card, and I promise it works pretty fine.
4. To open a photo or an app, you just have to click two times on it, just like in a coputer.
Hope this helps you!
I remember buying this phone from a mall as my first phone I bought with my own money from my first part-time job. So proud of my self back then
And it came with a whopping 128 MB of ram!
I literally still have mine sitting in a drawer. Still works perfectly and hardly has any scratches. I bought mine as part of a kit (car phone holder and navi software on a microsd card
5800 has wifi. I had the 5233 and I don't remember if it has wifi feature🤔
At 0:40 The Carrier Movistar is from Spain, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, Uruguay, Venezuela, Brazil, Germany, and the UK
It’s also the UK version of O2
@@rushyyofficial8024 Yeah, they also have it in Spain
The Nokia start up tune was nostalgic. ❤️❤️❤️
Back in the day i bought this exact phone (with the same Movistar Carrier personalizations) in Colombia. Same animations and all. Also Movistar was present in much of South America so it can be original from any country. Thanks for the video, brought some memories.
I had the Nokia 5800 express music, i think it´s the same phone but in a different version. I have great memories of it, it was so repairable, i droped it in the snow in my yard on new year and didn´t find it until february when the snow melted... IT SURVIVED!!! only thing was the backlight for the hang up button broke and cost me $5 to fix
I definitely remember the old previous era of phones!!But I am glad the smartphone era is here!!
The fact the phone is the same age as me💀💀💀
Damn, I feel old because of these comments…
(I’m an early boy among Gen Zs from 2002.)
You that young?
@@commentarysheep02 gang
2003 here
Bros 15
Seeing this is so nostalgic even though i never never had this phone, but my cousin did. it's my dream phone back then.
That was my phone in 2010, my first year oh high school! I remember listening to Like a G6 in it while walking to school
2 videos in one week is heaven
Hell yeah, the 92-95 2-XL. And also a Talkboy!
I still have this phone 😂 I turned it on recently and it was a little difficult to work with. Reminded me how easy our smartphones are now.
I had this phone when i was like 10 and i LOVED it, it was pretty limited (no wifi, resistive touch and no gpu acceleration) but it was a good phone, i loaded it to the brim with games and apps, remember playing a lot of asphalt 6 on it, listening to music using PowerMP3 and downloading a lot of themes, also i used the ovi store to buy some ringtones, i never got the gps to work though, it used to find satellites but it never managed to get my position, so i never used it
it was a slow but realiable phone
Well for us poor Indians that was a dream come true. My family was too broke to buy me one. But i vividly remember fiddling it for hours like a hot toy from my friend.
This also makes me realise how old i am. Geez. That was 15 years ago🙏🙏
I still have 5230 and still working perfectly
Love ur videos / content new sub keep doing what ur doing!!
Use your nail to press the buttons. You dont need to press hard on the screen. Thats why they include the triangle stylus.
omg i remeber playing on this when my mom didnt want to parent
Oh, I've had this. Really loved the music player and the gps features. Camera was also not so bad for the time...
I love those people who made nokia phones God bless you all
I had this phone and I loved it. I had the T-mobile version. I used it up until 2018.
Do more videos with exploring untested phone please I love ur channel
I had the red music express variant with wifi!
WLAN is what Nokia calls WiFi and it can hotspot too
I kind of missed the smaller phones. It seems like something shipped a few years ago and instead of getting smaller and smaller, phone started getting larger and larger. When I updated my phone last year, I upgraded from the 11 to the 12 mini because I prefer the smaller form factor. It’s a shame Apple discontinued their smaller phones.
Nokia 5800 was my all time favorite phone. 🎉
15 years and still turning on…well that’s nokia❤
my 5230 came with a stylus, 2 GB sdcard and a music video of Umbrella by Rhianna
I have a Nokia 5230 on T-Mobile. Also, the phone you have shown was on Movistar, a cell phone carrier for Spanish speaking countries.
Instantly my favourite John video!!!
Nokia's demise was them seemingly being totally unprepared for how quickly the market would transition to touchscreens in the late 00's and then being unable to ever catch up. Hence Symbian which was never really designed for touch being hurriedly patched for it and always being inferior to iOS & Android. The UI design was clunky clunky (see entering text on a virtual number pad with a small space at the top for what you're typing to display in rather than using an on screen keyboard) whilst they pushed out hardware with resistive screens when you already didn't need the latest iPhone to get a capacitive screen from someone else. When I got an N97 in 2009 (seemed the obvious upgrade from my N95), at the time the most premium phone Nokia had, and realised how even comparatively budget Android phones were doing better, I could see that Nokia was finished as a top-tier manufacturer. It's a shame, but then on the other hand it might be deserved considering they spent most of the early-mid 00s continually pushing out minor variations of the same basic phone (a 3210 is basically a sleeker NK402, a 3310 is basically a sleeker 3210 with better games, a 3330 is basically a 3310 with a WAP browser, an 8310 is basically a sleeker 8210 with an FM radio and a blue backlight rather than green, etc etc etc) and having people flock to buy them which might have led to a certain arrogance that they didn't need to innovate to sell phones. Turns out that a few short years later they really did.
My dad had one, he complained about the bad touchscreen even though it had a stylus, I used a Nokia C5 but it was good, hard to type wiyh
That's my phone when i was in college 2010
Honestly John can be a dealer using all the phones he has reviewed and we'd be none the wiser
this phone is my life 1st phone that i Own i love that phone i use this phone 6 years
I was so invested in your recording studio. I forgot thst wasn't the point of the video.
I had this phone! Was the last non iPhone phone I had. I still have it!
I remember having this phone. It was hot GARBAGE. Slow, laggy mess with a horrible digitizer. I very quickly went back to a normal keypad phone.
The closest phone I had to this was the Nokia 5800 express music and I loved it back in 2008 when I was all of 24 years old Ohhhh I missed the early 2000s phones were so much more interesting than they are now
God I love old phones
Nokia doomed when Microsoft bought them
Nokia was already doomed even before Microsoft bought them. Symbian OS was such a failure, and Nokia wasn't willing to inovate.
@@sertiana2512 who said Nokia not innovate? They bought maemo team in 2009 and want to create a new OS to replace symbian. Later maemo who collaborate with Intel was changed into meego but at that time Intel pull the plug when they saw Microsoft send spy to Nokia to take over Nokia. Nokia N9 was released in 2011 and it got features that IOS and Android doesn't have yet back then.
Nokia in 2011 still going strong in develop countries such as South and Central America, Africa, South Asia, South East Asia and Middle East. Nokia also create pureview tech that was very advance because no company capable to create yet back then, Nokia also create asha OS that was more stable than Android 2.3 gingerbread.
3 thing that changed Nokia back then
1) Microsoft bought Nokia and kill meego OS and later asha OS
2) Samsung heavy marketing because of K-pop and K-drama, Samsung even create cheap android phone to fight against asha OS
3) Nokia software team left and create sailfish OS
Microsoft got Nokia tech and Nokia mobile division was absorb into Microsoft team and forcing real Nokia company to hired third party company (HMD) to produced phones
4:40 Resistive Touch screen vary in quality wildly. I started with a HP iPaq PDA those obviously has resistive touch but it quite sensitive and location accurate did not require much force at all. One problem was Phantom false touches, it basically had really bad false input rejection. Then after that I got the HTC Touch Pro 2 windows mobile phone. That had an amazing touch screen just as sensitive and accurate but way faster response. Amazing thing I don't even recall phantom touch false input ever happening. But my then capacitive multi touch had already been well established, resistive touch screen can be good.
I used to have that phone and I love ir! Good times.
Oh dang my mom had this phone too since I was kid 😅
Nearly all nokia n-gages are movister branded in vietnam for some reason.
My last express music ever had. That guitar pick thing acts as a stylus btw.
My sister has the 5800 and absolutely hated it. It slow and the TFT resistive touchscreen is just a pain with a clunky UI. She wanted an iPhone though but this was the most affordable iPhonesque phone she can afford that time and I think this was why this phone was successful - it replicated some of the features of the iPhone (the touchscreen) while costing a third of the price.
In those days, if you asked a cellphone retailer, Nokia and any 4 digit number, he would bring out that phone
I have the exact same one at home that is perfectly working!
A Telefônica operava sob este nome no Brasil mas atualmente é conglomerado de operadoras! Que nostalgia haha
Hey,
Im still using my Nokia X6 (First capazitive Touchscreen phone from Nokia) as a Media Player and the Nokia 5230 Navagation Edition for Navigation 😋. They work Great. I installed Google Maps and other Apps on my 5230.
my father owned one, great phone. It had decent camera and cool games.
Lets see that blackzero piano black led indicator area after few projects.
i loved your studio 😭. by the way, i would love to watch you playing symbian games!!
Damn. This was my first phone. I had a red back shell for it
I remember buying my first new phone in 2009 and it was a LG KP105
I remember the 5230 was a good option just in case you couldn't afford the 5800 XpressMusic . Anyways happy times as teenager with such phones . When phones were just cameras and media-players , not a doom-scrolling device.
I'm still own 5800 xpressmusic
Man i miss those days
I had this phone and I loved it, resistive touchscreen and all. Sadly I lost it.
3:48 you should’ve tried “Estados Unidos”. The names of the countries seems to appear in Spanish
it needs the nail to push not the fingertip, i had this phone and it worked perfectly without force with the nails, u only need force with the fingertips
I had a similar Nokia. I forgot the model but it was almost the exact same as this but with a slide out keyboard and a built in flash. Worst phone I ever owned. I paid $329 for it, for $70 I could’ve bought the Samsung galaxy S1… I have never regretted a purchase so much in my life before…..
Edit: it was the Nokia C6
n97?
Definitely do a video on Symbian games. Those and old Java games on phones are lost to time. It's sad.
Also, Nokia Lumia phones were the absolute best and I miss them so much.
Nokia had a couple e try level smartphones a couple years ago too by the way and still make some wonderful dumb phones. Nokia in name only now though. HMD is the company..
India still has 2G edge network and so I can experience those vintage phones still with full fledged carrier support.
Only calls speed is horrible plus the stock browser nothing will open even on my old Android can't open anything on wifi
Nokia phones is unbreakable
This was my first smart phones ❤❤ 2011
I love your content keep up the good work
To help reduce the flicker, you might want to change your Shutters speed