Nokia Asha 303 Review

Nokia Asha 303 is an outdated phone released back in 2011, packed with a 2.6 inches capacitive screen, a powerful processing unit ticking at 1 GHz and a 3.2 MP back-facing camera.

Nokia decided to equip this phone with a good performance 1 gigahertz processor and as little as 128 MB of RAM memory. This device has a small 102,4 MB internal memory, which could be enough for some users having that this cellphone also has an SD memory card expansion slot to store photographs and videos.

This cellphone is much lighter than what you expect from a cellphone this size. This phone is a little thick compared to current phones, with a thickness of 0.55 inches. Though the Nokia Asha 303 has 4.59" long, it only holds a much smaller 2.6" display.

Nokia designed this cellphone with a good 2.6" screen, and a 320 x 240 (QVGA) resolution, which makes everything look quite vivid. This screen uses LCD capacitive technology, but it doesn't allow multi-touch gestures.

This phone features WiFi connection (although it can't be provided to other devices around, acting as a wireless router or modem) and fast 3G internet connection, supported by HSDPA, HSUPA, UMTS and EDGE technologies. This device works with a SIM card for GSM carriers.

This phone only has a 3.2 megapixels back camera. This cellphone can also capture VGA 640x480 videos at 15 frames per second.

This cellphone also comes with Bluetooth (2.1, EDR), and Light Sensor.

This phone features a 1300 mAh mid capacity Li-Ion battery, which is quite poor for a cellphone like this. According to Nokia, this cellphone has an aproximate stand by time of 731 hours and a talk time of 8.2 hs.