Here are 5 of the wildest designed Nokia phones of all time

Over the years, we have seen different types of smartphones come onto the market. Among these devices, Nokia made some pretty amazing smartphones with unique designs during its heyday. Additionally, recent reports suggest that Nokia’s parent company HMD is planning to bring back some of its previous devices, just like it did with the 3310. So, in this article, we will list 5 Nokia mobile phones with unconventional designs. , unlike any traditional smartphone on the market.

Now, keep in mind that this list is subjective and based entirely on my opinion. Therefore, if you find that any device in the list is irrelevant, please let us know in the comments. So now that that’s clear, let’s get down to business.

5 Nokia phones with the wildest designs

1) Nokia N Gauge (2003)

Released in 2003, this console gaming phone was created by Nokia to promote mobile gaming at the time. It had a pretty quirky design for its time, and even had a functioning D-pad and additional media buttons . Nokia discontinued the device in November 2005 in order to move gaming functionality to some Series 60 smartphones.

2) Nokia 7380 (2005)

Released as part of the ‘L’Amour Collection’, the Nokia 7380 was one of the fashion phones on the market. It had a rather unusual design and looked more like an MP3 player than a cell phone . There are even more reasons to include this device on this list, right?

3) Nokia N93 (2006)

Similar to the N95, which was released as part of the N-series smartphones, the Nokia N93 featured a unique design that allowed users to transform the device into a full-fledged handycam (yes, you remember that?). . It was also the first Nokia device to feature a 3.2MP Carl Zeiss camera sensor and 3x optical zoom . It could shoot video at 480p resolution and 30FPS, which was good enough at the time.

4) Nokia N95 (2007)

Released just before the first iPhone, the Nokia N95 was a pretty ahead-of-its-time phone with a dual-way slide design. This was a multimedia-focused device, with a hidden panel along the top edge lined with media function buttons . Additionally, we recently saw an unreleased prototype of the latest N95 with a similar hidden panel.

5) Nokia XpressMusic 5700 (2007)

Although there were some unusual devices in the Nokia XpressMusic series of smartphones, the 5700’s design was completely unique and very original for its time. The rotating bottom panel was the USP of the device and was certainly a unique hardware design. This allows users to use one camera as a front camera and a rear camera.

These were some of the past Nokia phones with some of the wildest designs of all time. Sure, if someone gave me one of these devices and told me to use it, I wouldn’t be able to use it because it’s not compatible. But it definitely makes me sad because these devices are what paved the way for modern smartphones.