Nokia 3310 was one of the oldest phones which was launched in September 2000. After 17 years, a former British Soldier Dave Mitchell’s Nokia 3310 is still running well, after surviving the war zone of Afghanistan and Iraq nearly unharmed.
This Nokia 3310 Has Survived War And Washing Machine – Still Works Well!
You might have heard stories about various Nokia heroes. Nokia’s old phones are so strong that they were always known for their toughness. Like the previous year, we have seen Nokia handset saved man’s life by stopping a bullet.
Well, if we talk about Nokia 3310, it will be worthless to explain how indestructible the Nokia 3310 was because we all know Nokia 3310 because of its solid build quality. However, you will be amazed to know that Nokia 3310 has survived war and washing machine to still work amazingly well after 17 years
Nokia 3310 was one of the oldest phones which was launched in September 2000. After 17 years, a former British Soldier Dave Mitchell’s Nokia 3310 is still running well, after surviving the war zone of Afghanistan and Iraq nearly unharmed.
According to the reports from Dailymail, Dave Mitchell would be “distraught” if he were forced to give the handset up, and he can’t live without his Nokia 3310 phone. Dave Mitchell had some special relationship with his faithful Nokia 3310 since it’s working well even after 17 years of rough use.
Dave Mitchell says that he charges his Nokia 3310 once every ten days and also have other premium smartphones just to make sure he didn’t miss any modern features. He claimed that his Nokia 3310 was so strong that it had survived many accidental drops that the phone faced over its 17-year lifespan. Dave Mitchell sometimes dropped the phone in washing machine and curry sauce, too.
You might be thinking why Dave Mitchell is still hooked on to the Nokia 3310? Well, he said, “For me, a phone is for making and receiving calls and texts.” “My needs are very basic. The phone has a calculator and games like Snake 2 if I’m bored.”
We hope that this incredible phone continues to go past the 20-year mark and beyond. So, what do you think about this? Share your views in the comment box below.
