No Internet, Don't buy

This mobile is only for old people, but not for anyone other who wants to do internet on the go. Pros : 1. Very good display. 2. High quality hardware since it's a nokia phone. 3. Great voice quality and easy function. Cons : 1. No internet browser. There's web but you can't use it. Believe me. 2.

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Using this phone from last 3 months The battery backup is awesome one time full-charge delivers a battery backup of 2 days Smart dual sim support Alphanumeric keypad Sleek design 2mp rear camera 2.8 inch tft display OS: SERIES 30 Loved it! Don't think! just buy it!

Nokia 225 4G Review

The early 21st century called, and that call feels right at home in this straightforward bar phone. The Nokia 225 4G ($49.99) is the least expensive, most basic reliable voice phone you can get. It has a classic design and comes from a trusted brand. If all you need is an inexpensive voice-only phone, it's a pretty good choice, but the Nokia 6300 4G has dual SIMs, better coverage, and a surprising number of apps for just $20 more.Old-School Style, Old-School Features The 225 is part of a new breed of unlocked voice phone that works on US 4G networks. All of the US carriers will be turning off their old 2G and 3G networks within the next few years, so folks with older phones will need to upgrade their devices. For a few years it was tough to find an unlocked 4G voice phone, but there's now a flood of them, from the $49, utilitarian Nokia 225 up to the $349, Euro-chic Punkt MP02. If you've held onto your Nokia bar phone from 10 or 15 years ago, you'll feel right at home with this mo...

The Nokia 225 4G is a perfectly basic voice phone with only rudimentary internet capabilities.

Small and light; Easy to use; Syncs contacts from Android

Lacks Wi-Fi; Though technically unlocked, only works on T-Mobile's network; Lacks band 71 support; Group texting is a mess