Nokia 220 4G

The Nokia 220 4G is a candy-bar phone with a numeric keypad. It features a plastic body, which according to Nokia is free of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) and BFR (Brominated Flame Retardant). The phone comes in a fresh blue and understated black hues. This compact phone weighs under 90 grams. It is however quite thick. For menu navigation, it features a four-way navigation key.

Since it is a feature phone, the Nokia 220 4G lacks a touchscreen. It sports a tiny 2.4-inch LCD with 240 x 320 pixels. With the aspect ratio of 4:3, the screen has a pixel density of 167 ppi. Of course, it is not sharp, but it doesn't have to be as the Nokia 220 4G is a dirt-cheap mobile not meant for media consumption.

Like most feature phones, the Nokia 220 4G is easy to operate and quick to respond. Not because it is backed by a powerful processor, but the fact that its barebone software doesn't require much power. The phone is based on Series 30+ platform with a few preloaded apps including Opera browser. The device has 16 MB RAM and 24 MB internal storage. To load up your music collection, you will have to rely on the phone's microSD card slot that can take up to 16 GB of additional storage.

It is quite clear that photography is not the focus for the Nokia 220 4G. It completely lacks a front-facing camera, so the selfies are out of question. The rear camera is paltry 0.3 MP, which I guess is better than nothing. It does come with an LED flash and can record 320p quality video at 15 fps.

The Nokia 220 4G comes with Bluetooth 4.2 for wireless data transfer. It comes with a 3.5 mm headphone jack, FM radio, and a micro-USB port. The device features a user-accessible 1,200 mAh battery. It easily lasts for a couple of days. Plus, you can carry a spare one and swap it on the go.