New devices in the line of Nokia push-button phones showed the parent company HMD, writes The Verge.

The main announcement was the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio feature phone, which supports 4G communication and includes wireless headphones.. They can be charged using the built-in case, which is hidden behind the back of the case..

Nokia 5710 gets 2.4-inch display and classic T9 keyboard. Wireless headphones can play music for up to four hours without charging or up to 2.4 hours of talk time.

The phone has a removable 1,450 mAh battery - in 4G talk mode, the device can work up to six hours or up to 20 days in standby mode with two connected 4G SIM cards.

Nokia 5710 does not support modern streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. Instead, the manufacturer suggests downloading audio manually or listening to the radio.

HMD also introduced the Nokia 8210 4G feature phone, which is based on the classic Nokia 8210 from 1999.. The company will also release a flip phone Nokia 2660 Flip. Other announcements include an Android tablet called the Nokia T10.