

Nokia N-Gage
A phone and a game console in one taco-shaped shell. Released in 2003, refurbished, tested on 14 points and shipped anywhere in Canada.
| Brand | Nokia |
|---|---|
| Released | 2003 |
| Shape | Gaming phone |
| Network | 2G only |
| Highlights | Game card slot, MP3 player, FM radio, Symbian |
| In the box | Phone, tested battery, charger |
The story of the Nokia N-Gage
The N-Gage was Nokia's 2003 attempt to take on handheld game consoles. It played games from memory cards, ran Symbian, and doubled as an MP3 player and FM radio. Swapping a game meant taking out the battery, and making a call meant holding the phone edge-on to your ear, which earned it the nickname 'taco phone'. A redesigned N-Gage QD followed in 2004, but the original is the cult collector's piece.
Does the Nokia N-Gage work in Canada?
The Nokia N-Gage supports 2G only. Canada has switched off its 2G networks, so it cannot connect to a carrier or make calls here. Everything else works: it powers on, charges, and runs its offline features. Why old phones stop working in Canada.
What it is good for today
- Game card slot
- MP3 player
- FM radio
- Symbian
- Built-in games and game cards that still load and play
- A gift for anyone who owned one, or a prop for film, theatre and photo shoots
Questions about the Nokia N-Gage
Does the Nokia N-Gage work in Canada?
The Nokia N-Gage supports 2G only. Canada has switched off its 2G networks, so it cannot connect to a carrier or make calls here. Everything else works: it powers on, charges, and runs its offline features.
How much is a refurbished Nokia N-Gage?
Our Nokia N-Gage starts at $159 CAD in grade C (well loved), $179 in grade B and $199 in grade A. Shipping to your province is confirmed by email before you pay.
What comes with the Nokia N-Gage?
The tested phone, a battery that passed our standby check, and a compatible charger. We email photos of the exact unit when you reserve.
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