Do you want a cheap phone that just makes phone calls, sends the occasional text and maybe lets you listen to some music and that you don’t need to charge daily? The new Nokia 110 4G (2022) may be just what you are looking for. This is the fourth phone to carry the “110” model number, but it is specifically a sequel to the 110 4G from last year (though design-wise it is more like the 110 from 2019).
The new 110 is made in India, for India.
It will be available soon for ₹ 1,700 (US$ 21.40/€ 21) in Cyan and Charcoal. The
third colorway is Rose Gold, but this one is pricier at ₹ 1,800. The phone will
come with a free headset valued at ₹ 300. This is a dual-SIM phone with 4G
connectivity, which is good since some carriers in India are planning to sunset
their 2G and/or 3G networks (other countries have done it already). The phone
also features automatic call recording.
For entertainment, there is a microSD slot
that supports cards up to 32GB, enough for thousands of MP3s. And there is an
FM radio receiver too, for news, sports and so on. Plus, the phone comes with
new renditions of classic games such as Snake. There is a camera on the back of
the handset, though no one seems to know its resolution. It’s probably 0.3MP,
but whatever the resolution it should do for a quick MMS to your friends.
The phone is powered by a 1,000mAh
battery, which sounds small (it’s a small, light phone), but it is enough for a
month of standby. There is also a built-in flashlight.
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