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 - [Don't buy a counterfeit](#dont-buy-a-counterfeit)
 	- [About Kosher phones](#about-kosher-phones)
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 In late 2020, as people need to stay connected amid the height of the [COVID-19 pandemic], HMD Global quietly introduced the new Nokia 6300 4G with KaiOS 2.5.4. Following the successful relaunch of the Nokia-branded retros 2720 Flip and 800 Tough, the 6300 4G packs a bunch of modern features, such as 4G LTE, Wi-Fi and social apps like WhatsApp and Facebook into a pocket-friendly design, whilst inheriting the classic candy-bar look of the original Nokia 6300. It was [one of the most affordable] the company has ever offered in its KaiOS lineup, at €49/$69.99, though still pricier than the general KaiOS devices. Since then, the phone has gained popularity and also mixed reviews from the community, notably on its performance and keypad typing experience.