Which Nokia phone is right for you?

• Nokia 5.4
• Nokia 3.4
• Nokia 2.4
• Nokia 225 (4G)
• Nokia 3310
• Nokia 105

Nokia 5.4

Released in December 2020, the Nokia 5.4 is our best pick from the brand. If you want a cheaper phone that looks like a high-end smartphone, the 5.4 was designed for you. Check out its impressive list of features below, including a huge screen, long battery life, and big storage capacity.
 

As one of the newest phones to be released from Nokia, the 5.4 comes ready for Android 11 (the latest update), meaning your phone will not only have a host of handy features, but will also be as smooth and fast as any comparable brand. 

With quad cameras, a big screen size, up to 512GB of storage space for photos and videos, and the option of headphones or Bluetooth for listening to music, the Nokia 5.4 has everything you need and more!

✔4G

✔Big screen

✔Four high quality cameras

✔Long battery life

✔Huge storage capacity 
 

✘No 5G
 

Nokia 3.4

Launched in Autumn 2020, the 3.4 is another great choice for people in search of a big screen, long battery life and good camera quality. So if you need a phone that can withstand your heavy activity and usage, look no further than the 3.4.
 

The 8MP front camera is higher quality than many other Nokia models, so is sure to provide any user with a clear and detailed selfie. With the same size screen and battery life as the Nokia 5.4, but at £30 less, this could be a more budget-friendly alternative to the best on the list. 

With a large screen, huge storage capacity, and 4,000mAh battery, the 3.4 is sure to carry you through the day, regardless of what you ask of it. 

✔4G

✔Big screen

✔Good triple cameras

✔Long battery life

✔Huge storage capacity 
 

✘No 5G
 

Nokia 2.4

Released in September 2020, the Nokia 2.4 is a great choice for people who need large screens for films or gaming. It also boasts one of the largest batteries from Nokia, making it ideal for playing videos for long periods of time. 
 

With the option of either wireless or wired listening, the 2.4 is perfect for playing videos and games aloud or really immersing yourself in the atmosphere. 

The whopping 512GB of storage is more than enough to store downloads to play offline, and the 4,500mAh battery will keep the phone alive throughout your activities. It’s also 4G enabled to offer you the speeds you need for gaming and videos. 

✔4G

✔Largest screen

✔Decent cameras

✔Longest battery life

✔Huge storage capacity 

✔Under £100
 

✘No 5G
 

Nokia 225 4G

An October 2020 launch, the Nokia 225 is the perfect combination of both old and new - blending the nostalgic design of old Nokia phones with the newer, sleeker smartphone aesthetic. If you want more for less, check out this model’s features below. 
 

The contemporary mixes with the traditional in this model. Featuring both the small screen and buttons from the old Nokia models, and some of the newer technology like 4G and Bluetooth, this is an affordable option to support social media and offline internet use. 

Although the camera quality is poorer than many others, and the battery will have to be charged more often, the 225 4G can’t be faulted for its audio playing flexibility and data availability. 

✔4G

✔Buttons

✔Bluetooth and audio jack

✔Under £100
 

✘Small storage

✘Poor camera quality

✘Small battery capacity 
 

Nokia 3310

If you want a small screen and a simple interface, look no further than the 3310. This iconic model was revised in 2017 to improve its battery and usage, but still brings with it all the nostalgia of the original - including the classic game, Snake!
 

Ideal for a light user, the Nokia 3310 can remain on standby for up to a month, and allows for almost a day’s worth of talking - perfect for catching up with friends and family. With a design split between a small screen and oval buttons, this model is more suited to those who are less tech-savvy, or less concerned about it! 

However, the 3310 only supports 2G connectivity, making it slower than the others on this list. It also wouldn’t be suitable for people who need to access the internet whilst out of the house. But for lovers of the original, this is an ideal pick and one of the cheapest options on the market. 

✔Physical buttons

✔Bluetooth and audio jack

✔Decent storage size 

✔Under £100
 

✘No 3G or 4G 

✘Not a strong camera

✘Small battery capacity 

Nokia 105

Another simple staple is the Nokia 105, released in 2017. This particular model won the IF DESIGN AWARD 2020 for its sturdy, practicable appearance. Guaranteed to fit comfortably in your hand, the 105 is ideal for older users.
 

At just £18 from Asda mobile, you can’t grab a phone for much cheaper than this! The 105 doesn’t come with many features, but offers a standard talk-and-text interface, with a small screen and buttons. It’s not ideal if you suffer from visual impairments, but is a no-nonsense option for keeping in touch with friends and family. 

The Nokia 105 can remain on standby for 25 days, and offers up to 14.4 hours of talk time before needing to be recharged, which is more than you probably need in a day. You can also connect wired headphones to this device and listen to the radio. 

✔Buttons

✔Under £25!

✔Removable battery

✔Long talk time and standby time
 

✘Very small screen

✘No 3G or 4G 

✘No camera

✘Small battery capacity
 

Other brands

If Nokia isn’t for you, we have a large range of other phone brands you could explore in our series:

• Which iPhone is right for you?
• Which Samsung phone is right for you?
• Which Huawei phone is right for you?
• Which Google phone is right for you?
• Which Xiaomi phone is right for you?
• Which Alcatel phone is right for you?
• Which Doro phone is right for you? 

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