Nokia 8910i: the most exclusive titanium phone of the 2000s

If there was a phone that screamed "luxury" in the 2000s, it was the Nokia 8910i. It wasn't the most powerful, it wasn't the most feature-rich — but it was undoubtedly the most beautiful and the most exclusive. With its titanium body and refined minimalist design, it was the phone everyone wanted but few could afford.

The Story of the Nokia 8910i

The Nokia 8910i was launched in 2002 as an improved version of the original 8910. It was part of Nokia's "Fashion" series — phones designed not just as communication tools but as fashion accessories and status symbols.

Titanium was an unusual material for a phone at the time, and Nokia made the most of it: the body was light, durable, and had an unmistakable cool, metallic feel.

Technical Specifications

• Type: slider
• Body: titanium
• Display: monochrome 84 x 48 pixels
• Connectivity: GSM 900/1800/1900
• Battery: Li-Ion, up to 260 hours standby, 4 hours talk time
• Weight: 89 grams
• Ringtones: 40-voice polyphonic
• Memory: phonebook up to 500 contacts

The Slider Mechanism

One of the 8910i's most captivating features was its slider mechanism: the lower part with the keypad slid down to reveal the keys. It was an elegant gesture that set the phone apart from everything else on the market.

Collector's Value in 2026

The Nokia 8910i is one of the most sought-after and valuable vintage phones. A good condition unit is worth between €80 and €250. Units in original boxes with all accessories can reach €300-€500.

Where to Find an Original Nokia 8910i

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