225 (2020) 4G Dual SIM Mobile Phone in Premium Design (2.4 Inch QVGA Display, 4G Technology, Bluetooth 5.0, MP3 Player, FM Radio, 128 MB Memory (up to 128 GB via microSD), VGA Camera) Black

I recently purchased a Nokia for the first ever time with the 105 and I didn't get the best first impression due to it having no microSD card slot or internet access, the 110 fixed that but the dislpay was too small at only 1.8 inches compared to my previous iPhone 11 at about 6.1 inches wide so it was hard to get used to and the display was awful as well as the UI being hard to navigate, but the Nokia 225 4G fixed all my concerns. At a reasonable 2.4 inch screen and higher resolution this phone was much easier for me to use as a daily driver. I initially only purchased this phone due of the design and bluetooth connectivity (which the 110 lacked) but I have found that it had a lot more to offer. Pros: - Microphone quality is great on the other end when you call someone and you can even speak via your bluetooth headphones, but sound quality is better with the speaker off. - Sound quality from the loud speaker is brilliant so you can enjoy listening from the mp3 player which I use to listen to the Holy Quran or the radio with or without headphones. - Gallery is useful for if you need to keep screenshots of timetables on documents on your phone to remember. - Messaging app is the best I've seen yet on a Nokia with all the features of the 110 such as text forwarding which was a concern on some of the reviews here. - Web browser is much more usable than previous models and I am thankful for it as it allows me to check prayer times and bus times as well as access most sites that don't require signing in. - Battery life lasts about three days without charging in active use which means even more on standby. Cons: - The camera quality is not great at only 0.3 Mega Pixels. - You are limited to one free game which is the snake game and tetris is not available on the phone. - No ebooks or documents can be read on the phone. - Storage is only about 30 Megabytes so you may need to buy a seperate microSD card. - Facebook is not supported and the icon leads to a link saying that opera mini is not supported. Overall I have been impressed with the Nokia 225 4G and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to detox but stay connected with friends, use the internet for basic stuff and use their bluetooth headphones. This phone was a great replacement for my broken iPhone 11 at a great price. Thanks Nokia!

My last Nokia died so I wanted a replacement...so I know the limitations of the phone that I was buying. I thought that a new (upgraded) phone would be better than my old dumb phone... it is worse! Cannot increase font size. When phone rings, I need to press many times on button to accept call. Battery not as good as old one. Constantly need to unlock phone to use it. Why didn't Nikkia keep the old settings and improve the others instead of taking away some of the good settings .

Its a great phone. the only probelm is it keeps freezing, and then the only way to get it to work again is by taking out the battery, which then erases the dictionary...

I've had this for a week now, and like it, except three issues: 1. I have no idea what that middle icon that shows something being disabled or incompatible or not working means. And the user manual is extremely high level/low on detail, so it does not even explain the screen icons. So that's annoying. 2. Connecting this to my car's audio system via Bluetooth results in phone calls of extremely poor quality - to the point of my interlocutor being unable to hear 50% of what I'm saying. On the other hand, connecting a smartphone via Bluetooth to the same car with the same SIM card results in perfectly fine audio quality. 3. I have received about 10 calls and already had an instance in which the entire keyboard was frozen, not allowing me to answer the call, not power off the phone. I had to remove the battery to revive the phone. (removing one star)

Best phone to minimalize your social life, works great, amazing battery life, might need to buy external storage for songs, also bluetooth compatible to almost any device, unbreakable, dropped many times on hard and rough surfaces but hasnt displayed a scratch.

I wanted this phone mainly to send texts, but the keyboard is really difficult because the keys are connected in rows, so when one is pressed it is too easy to press others. It is slow compared to my (2017) 3310, too. I did try the 3210 but that won't send texts longer than one single text with 160 characters, so that didn't help, either.

I bought this Nokia for my son, unfortunately battery is not good and the sound is not clear.

It used USB micro instead of USB C. The volume level goes between loud and silent, no in-between. It makes a very high pitched sound when charging. It comes with Facebook right on the Home Screen. I can't change the text mode to the old Multi-Tap style, it defaults to T9 predictive mode for each message before you change it.