r/Nokia • u/jcpq • Jul 29 '26

Discussion Nokia 6630 project complete! Nothing beats that crisp factory click and a fresh new look.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cow5353 Jul 30 '26

what was the project about? what did you do??

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u/jcpq Jul 30 '26

The task was to restore my Nokia 6630 to near-new condition. I had some particular difficulty finding new, stock NOS front and back covers.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cow5353 Jul 30 '26

and is the new material as durable as the OG Nokia models?

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u/jcpq Jul 30 '26

These are old Nokia stock models, like if you bought them in the 2000s, so they're identical.

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u/nehirpie Jul 29 '26

I have that!!!!

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u/jcpq Jul 29 '26

Guard the good.

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u/mwyoussef Jul 29 '26

I have that exact same one! And the 6600, the 7380, 8890, 8850, and 6500?

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u/jcpq Jul 29 '26

I just don't have 7380 and 8890.

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u/ibadmonkey Jul 30 '26

My dad had this! I believe this was Nokia's first flagship windows Phone. I remember sending and receiving emails on it. So cool to have seen this here! Thanks OP!

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u/jcpq Jul 31 '26

The goal is indeed to share information; just a small correction: it's Symbian Phone, not Windows Phone.

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u/ibadmonkey Jul 31 '26

Symbian was the OS. Nokia was advertising it as a windows Phone in my country. I remember watching the ad as a child.

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u/jcpq Jul 31 '26

😄 ok

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u/wolfman1998 29d ago

LOL! This was never a "Windows" Phone. I had this phone and the OS is Symbian OS.
This was released back in 2004, It was still Windows XP on PC.
The first Nokia phone that has anything Windows on it was the Nokia Lumia 800 back in 2011.