Nokia has launched two new budget friendly feature phones Nokia 215 and 225 and will soon go for sale in Amazon and Flipkart.
Nokia 215 and Nokia 225 feature phones.
HMD Global has launched two new 4G feature phones in India – Nokia 215 and Nokia 225. The phones come with support of 4G VoLTE, FM radio and Internet browsing. Nokia phones are known for their durability, connectivity, and budgeted price.
As the market for smartphones are greater in importance, some people find feature phones more user friendly till now. Taking this into action Nokia launches its two new phones Nokia 215 and Nokia 225. The price of Nokia 215 has been kept at Rs 2,949 and their online sale will start from October 23.
At the same time, this 4G feature phone can be purchased from retail stores from 6 November. It has been introduced in two color options- Cyan Green and Black.
On the other hand, the price of Nokia 225 has been kept at Rs 3,499. Customers will be able to buy it in three color options – Classic Blue, Matelli Sand and Black. The sale of Nokia 225 will start from Flipkart from 23 October and retail stores from 6 November.
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Talking about the specifications of Nokia 225, it has a Unisoc UMS9117 processor and it runs on RTOS S30 +. Pre-loaded games like Crossy Road and Racing Attack have been given in this feature.
It has dual SIM support for USB port and Nano SIM. The battery of this feature phone is 1,150mAh. Its internal memory is 128MB and with the help of the card it can be increased to 32GB.
It has a 2.4-inch QVGA display and a VGA camera at its rear. On the other hand, talking about the specifications of Nokia 215, it has an Unisoc UMS9117 processor, micro USB port, dual SIM support and FM radio support.
Its battery is 1,150mAh and a 2.4-inch QVGA display is provided here. It has internet browsing support and MP3 player. With the help of the card, its memory can also be increased to 32GB.
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