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HMD Global on Monday reintroduced the legendary Nokia 8110, the newest member of the Originals family.

The legendary Nokia 8110 is back in the market in two colours: black and banana yellow. — VNS Photo

HMD Global on Monday reintroduced the legendary Nokia 8110, the newest member of the Originals family.

The 4G phone comes with an elegantly curved slider design.

Nokia 8110 sports the Qualcomm 205 chip and comes in two colours: traditional black and banana yellow.

It comes with a revamped Snake game.

Available from May 14, 2018, the phone costs an average of VNĐ1.68 million (US$73). — VNS

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