Rise of the Dumbphones Buyers snap up basic handsets like the Nokia 3310 with limited features and a cheaper price tag
Experts believe that one of the main draws of 'dumphones' is nostalgia The basic phones are significantly cheaper than smartphones like the iPhone X This year, both Nokia and Motorola released new versions of retro classics - the 3310 and Razr respectively From the Nokia 3310 to the Motorola Razr, retro classic phones are slowly but surely making a comeback. While these 'dumbphones' only have basic features, experts predict that they could soon be the next big trend - and buyers are already beginning to snap them up. Experts claim that one of the biggest draws of these basic phones is the nostalgia associated with them, as well as the significantly lower price tag than smartphones. People are also finding they don't need all the functionalities offered by more expensive smartphones, and would rather have the simplicity of a paired-back device. From the Nokia 3310 (pictured) to the Motorola Razr, retro classic phones are slowly but surely mak...