The best Nokia 3310 pre-order deals: register your interest

The reboot of the iconic Nokia 3310 phone has generated a lot of buzz since it was revealed at this year's Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona. With a price rumoured to be around £40, we're not surprised that a lot of you are eager to sign up for this retro remaster in preparation for the May 24 release.

The 2017 Nokia 3310 is looking like a great purchase for anyone looking for a spare mobile to take camping, or to festivals, thanks to its super-low cost and long life between battery charges. Or maybe you just don't need all the bells and whistles of a modern smartphone, and just want the basics.

Good news! Carphone Warehouse has already opened a registration page, so you can stay up to date with the latest info on pricing and release date. Head on over via the link below, and register your interest for obligation-free updates and offers.

Register your interest for the new Nokia 3310 at Carphone Warehouse

Naturally, we'll be listing all the latest pre-order deals once they're live. So feel free to bookmark this page, as we'll update it with the latest prices from all the best network and mobile phone retailers.

From the networks, Vodafone has already kicked off proceedings by confirming that it will begin selling the new Nokia 3310 and letting you register your interest directly with them - we're expecting the 3310 to go on sale sometime in June.

New Nokia 3310 price

The new Nokia 3310 is expected to cost around £40-£60 for the handset only. If you're opting for a contract though, we imagine you'll get the handset for free; and the monthly costs shouldn't be very high, seeing as the functionality is relatively modest compared to your average touchscreen smartphone.

New Nokia 3310 release date

After much anticipation at TechRadar HQ, we now have a confirmed date for TTTD ("3310 Day", as nobody's calling it). Wednesday May 24 is the one to diarise, so the Nokia 3310 will be available well in time for the festival season and in time for people jetting off on their holidays.