Nokia Asha 210 Review

Nokia Asha 210 is a quite basic Series 40 UI device released back in 2013, packed with a 2.4 inches screen and a 2 MP back facing camera. Great! That's it? Not at all, it's only the introduction of a much deeper review.

This phone is 4.55" long and 2.36" wide, but it's only able to pack a smaller 2.4 inches display. The Nokia Asha 210's thickness of 0.46" is a little bit far from nowadays standards, but it still feels quite fine in the user's hand. Nokia is offering this phone in many different color variations, black, pink, yellow, blue and white. This cellphone feels much lighter than what one would think about a phone like this.

Collaborating with graphic intensive games and applications, this cellphone also counts with a 320 MHz ARM Mali-400 MP1 graphics processing unit.

The Nokia Asha 210 has only a 2 mega-pixels back-facing camera. Its back-facing camera has a maximum F2.8 aperture so it is quite hard to take good photos in low light situations.

Nokia designed the Nokia Asha 210 with a interesting 2.4" screen, and a 240 x 320 (QVGA) resolution, which makes all pictures and videos look quite good.

This cellphone has wi-fi connection (but it can't share it with other devices around, acting as a mobile hotspot) and 3G connection type, using EDGE technologies. This phone uses two SIM cards so it's able to work with two different phone lines in the same cellphone.

This cellphone uses a 1200 mAh small Li-Ion battery, which is quite low for a thirsty phone like this. This cellphone has an estimated stand by time of 1104 hours and a talk time of 12 hours according to Nokia.

This cellphone costs around $ 70, which is a high price for this kind of phone. The Nokia Asha 210 comes with Nokia Stereo Headset WH-102, Nokia Charger AC-11 and Nokia Battery BL-4U 1200 mAh.