Nokia 7250 Mobile Phone

Stand out with this iconic relic of early 2000s mobile fashion: the Nokia 7250, one of the first mainstream phones to blend tech and trend. Released in 2003, this handset brought the world colour screens, built-in cameras, and the kind of tribal plastic casing that screamed I just downloaded a ringtone from a TV advert.

Featuring a 128 x 128 pixel CSTN display, a VGA camera (0.3 MP!), and polyphonic ringtone support, this phone was cutting-edge at a time when people still signed off texts with their name. With a built-in FM radio and support for picture messaging, it was beloved by teens, technophiles, and anyone who liked their phone to match their bucket hat.

📺 Ideal for productions set in:

• 2002–2005 (think early iPod era meets low-rise jeans)

• British TV dramas, high street mobile shops, or club scenes

• Characters who accessorise with coloured gel pens and Motorola envy

✅ Key Features (for realism):

• Working backlight and keypad (not connected to a network)

• Realistic screen display options available (battery, signal, menus)

• Available in signature “Tribal Blue” casing

• Optional lanyard or belt holster (ask about our accessories kit)

This is not just any old phone—it’s a character in itself. Whether you need a nostalgic handset for a throwback ad campaign or a crucial detail in a Y2K-era drama, the Nokia 7250 delivers vibes, style, and full 2003 energy—no SIM card required.