Nokia 4G phone with TWS earbuds INSIDE! Check out the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio

Nokia 5710 XpressAudio harks back to the XpressMusic phones or yesteryears with a twist – it has a pair of TWS earbuds inside it!

Nokia 5710 XpressAudio has a pair of TWS earbuds built-in! (Nokia)

Nokia may not make the coolest Android smartphones anymore but when it comes to feature phones, the team HMD Global surely knows how to spice up these “dumb” phones. At its recent event, Nokia has just launched three feature phones, one of which has caught our eye. It is called the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio and is highly reminiscent of the XpressMusic phones from Nokia of the past. The phone at first glance looks like just another jazzed up feature phone, except for the fact that it hides a pair of TWS earbuds inside!

Yes, in an age when phone makers are letting go of the 3.5mm headphone jack, here comes Nokia with a phone that has a TWS earbuds charger built inside. Users will need to turn it around and pull down the slider cover to reveal the TWS earbuds sitting inside the phone comfortably. Obviously, the earbuds rely on Bluetooth to pair, and they seem to be rather simple pair of earbuds. The phone comes in black and white colours, and the same theme applies on the earbuds.

Nokia 5710 XpressAudio makes us want feature phones

The phone gets a 2.4-inch colour display and sticks to a T9 keyboard. There are music playback buttons along the display bezels, just like the old music phones from Nokia. The phone has a simple red lining on its back to express its music intentions. You even get a 0.3MP rear camera, which may not please shutterbugs but could be just enough to let you capture a moment.

Nokia relies on the old Symbian S30+ OS, which means you can kiss goodbye to apps and all other modern stuff. The phone relies on a Unisoc T107 chipset and comes 48MB RAM as well as 128MB storage. You can insert a 32GB microSD card to play MP3 songs via the phone's onboard music player.

Nokia doesn't say much about the earbuds but it is said that they can last up to 4 hours for music and 2.5 hours for calls. The phone's 1450mAh battery charges the earbuds when the battery depletes. Additionally, the phone itself can offer up to 6 hours of talktime over 4G and up to 20 days of standby. For music, you have to download MP3 songs, or you can rely on the phone's FM Radio feature.

The Nokia 5710 XpressAudio is limited to the UK market for now and is carrying a price tag of £74.99. Availability in other markets is still a mystery.

While we love smartphones, this unique concept has us thinking – if Nokia can make feature phones exciting, why can't it do the same for its Android smartphones?