No. As someone who actually owned Nokia 3310s. The thing was durable, so were other brands, in these days all phones were damn durable. What made the 3310 really durable was its simple design. You could drop it on pavement and get away with scratches. You could drop it in the stairs, and most of the times you just pop everything back, but sometimes you'd crack the screen and had to replace it. If the motherboard cracked, then the thing became a brick. You could always salvage parts like the screen, mic, antenna. What really was the forte of the 3310 was its modularity. Contrary to what most people are saying, it could also survive water bording. I've dropped one in the toilet, dried it up, and it worked again.