Microsoft has introduced a successor to the Nokia 130, the Nokia 230. This new handset is geared toward developing markets as well, featuring a straightforward interface and an affordable $55 price tag. The Nokia 230 has an aluminum back cover that gives it a more premium look.
The phone features a 2.8-inch QVGA (320 x 240) display, a 2-megapixel rear and camera (because selfies are important). Both cameras include LED flash so each and every picture will be perfectly illuminated, day and night. It has support for up to 32GB of external storage (via microSD). There’s also a dual-SIM model appropriately named the Nokia 230 Dual SIM, for people who swap phones or networks often. They are both internet-enabled feature phones.
The phones have a talk time of up to 23 hours, with a standby time of up to 27 days for the Nokia 230 Single SIM and up to 22 days for the Nokia 230 Dual SIM. The phones’ LED flash can double as a torch if you need a flashlight for the darker hours.
Specifications
- Device: Nokia 230 and Nokia 230 Dual SIM
- Operating system: Nokia Series 30+
- Display: 2,8” QVGA (240*320)
- Battery: BL-4UL ,1200 mAh
- Talk time & Standby time: time: up to 23 hours
Standby time: up to 27 days for Single SIM, and up to 22 days for Dual SIM variant - Camera: Main camera: 2MP with LED flash
Front camera: 2MP with LED flash - Connectivity: 900/1800 MHz, micro USB, 3.5mm AV connector, Bluetooth 3.0 with SLAM and HSP/HFP profile
- Memory: Up to 32GB Micro SD supported
- Dimensions: 6×53.3×10.9mm
- Weight: 91.8g
