The Nokia 5710 XpressAudio is a phone with space for wireless earbuds in the housing. When they are in the phone, they are charged.
The Nokia 5710 XpressAudio is a so-called feature phone. That means it’s not a smartphone, but a phone with a screen and physical buttons with numbers and letters.
This new device from manufacturer HMD Global stands out thanks to the addition of wireless earplugs. They are charged in the back of the device, where they are placed behind a slide. They charge with the battery in the phone.
The earplugs last about four hours on a full charge. They support noise cancellation and work with a built-in MP3 player and radio on the phone. There is no support for streaming services on the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio. The earplugs can be connected to other Bluetooth devices.
The phone also supports 4G and has a battery of 1,450 milliamps per hour. According to HMD Global, he must go on sleep mode for weeks. The device will be available around the beginning of August for 89.99 euros. HMD Global has not yet announced a specific date.