Nokia 225 4G 2 SIM
 | Expecting restock $199.00 Dual-SIM "mobile phone" with a button control panel and support for work in LTE networks, which is reflected directly in the name of the model. The device is made in a classic monoblock case, the upper segment of which is occupied by a 2.4-inch non-touch screen with a picture resolution of 320x240 pixels. Nokia 225 4G Dual Sim is equipped with a 0.3 MP camera, a bright flashlight, and a built-in FM receiver. To store user data, the phone will need to be equipped with a microSD memory card (up to 32 GB inclusive). Of the noteworthy on board the device "out of the box" is the Facebook application, adapted for push-button control. The model has a Bluetooth 5.0 wireless adapter, a headphone output (at the bottom of the case), and a microUSB charging port. Through the contacts of the latter, a...removable rechargeable battery with a capacity of 1150 mAh is “filled”, with which you can count on 8 hours of operation of the device in telephone conversation mode and approximately 3 weeks of battery life of the “handset” in standby mode. |
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Dual-SIM "mobile phone" with a button control panel and support for work in LTE networks, which is reflected directly in the name of the model. The device is made in a classic monoblock case, the upper segment of which is occupied by a 2.4-inch non-touch screen with a picture resolution of 320x240 pixels. Nokia 225 4G Dual Sim is equipped with a 0.3 MP camera, a bright flashlight, and a built-in FM receiver.
To store user data, the phone will need to be equipped with a microSD memory card (up to 32 GB inclusive). Of the noteworthy on board the device "out of the box" is the Facebook application, adapted for push-button control. The model has a Bluetooth 5.0 wireless adapter, a headphone output (at the bottom of the case), and a microUSB charging port. Through the contacts of the latter, a removable rechargeable battery with a capacity of 1150 mAh is “filled”, with which you can count on 8 hours of operation of the device in telephone conversation mode and approximately 3 weeks of battery life of the “handset” in standby mode.
Phone with 4G
Nokia ate a dog in the production of feature phones, because a couple of decades ago its devices were in great demand, and many still remember the legendary models that easily withstood falls, bumps and other deadly actions for modern smartphones. Now the company HMD Global, which received the rights to release devices under the Nokia brand, is trying to revive its former glory with varying degrees of success. Nokia 225 4G is a regular feature phone, but with some modern touches. First of all, it is 4G support, as the name suggests. That is, you can use the Internet browser, and there is even a Facebook shortcut in the menu. However web surfing on a push-button device is still a pleasure, and, alas, the handset cannot be a Wi-Fi Internet distribution point. Bluetooth 5.0 is supported, but you should not connect wireless headphones — the sound in this case leaves much to be desired.
Games and camera
The model is equipped with a camera, the resolution of which is only 0.3 MP. Compared to the 108-megapixel sensors in flagship and mid-range smartphones, this figure seems ridiculous, but in fairness, hardly anyone buys a feature phone for the camera. Perhaps, it’s not the resolution that is more fun here, but numerous modes and settings — apparently, in this way the manufacturer wanted to add weight to his model. But this practically does not affect the final result — you will not get good pictures, unless you can take a picture of some kind of sign or inscription. To kill time, the phone offers some simple games that will take you back to the 2000s with their time machine gameplay, including the famous Snake.
Simple and convenient
If you close your eyes to all the above nuances, this is a simple and easy-to-use phone that (most importantly) can make calls and send messages. It fits easily in your hand and pocket, weighs only 90 g, has a plastic case and a removable battery, under which separate slots for two SIM cards and a microSD memory card are hidden. The volume of the latter is limited to 32 GB, but you will definitely need them, since the device does not have much of its own memory — 128 MB of RAM and 64 MB of internal memory. The 2.4-inch screen, of course, is not touch-sensitive, but icons and inscriptions are clearly visible on it. The battery is not too big — 1150 mAh, one charge is enough for 8 hours of talk time or about 3 weeks of standby time. Also, the phone is equipped with a flashlight that can be turned on in the locked state, an FM receiver and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
