Classic Nokia Phones Checklist

About this checklist

Nokia's mobile story began with the Mobira brand: the Senator car phone (1982), the Talkman (1985) and the handheld Mobira Cityman 900 (1987). On 10 November 1992 the Nokia 1011 became the first mass-produced GSM phone, and models such as the 2110, the curved 8110 ‘banana’ slider and the 9000 Communicator, an early smartphone with a keyboard, followed in the 1990s.

Around 2000 Nokia led the market with the 3210, 3310, 6110 and 6310, the premium 8210, 8850 and 8910, and later the best-selling 1100. Symbian brought camera phones like the 7650 and 6600, the N-Gage gaming phone, the Nseries N70, N73 and N95, the E71 and the 5800 XpressMusic. The checklist ends with the Maemo-based N900 (2009), the N8 (2010) and the MeeGo N9 (2011), the last flagships before Nokia moved to Windows Phone.

This checklist covers about 70 notable and collectible Nokia phones up to 2011, not every regional variant. Each model shows real photos from collectors on Save All and how many of them own it. Add your Nokia phones in the app to track your collection.