Nokia Asha 302
₱5,550.00
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13 years ago
Nokia Asha 302 review Review
The Nokia Asha 302 is cheap but it won't win over anyone who's already converted to the Android operating system. The lack of a touchscreen is a huge constraint, while its Series 40 software is far more fiddly and flaky than Google's OS.
Pros:
- Support for Microsoft email
- MicroSD card slot
Cons:
- Dated
- fiddly operating system
- Tiny low-res screen
- Awful camera
- Far better Androids available at this price
13 years ago
Useful Good Value Phone
Very pleased with the Nokia Asha 302, had it for a few weeks now. Battery lasts for several days or a week if you don't do too much. Nice bright legible screen, great for email. Keyboard a bit small maybe but ok, good feel. Camera takes decent snaps. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi work well.
13 years ago
nokia asha 302 is wonderful phone in the world in rs 6000 range. yes it support nimbuzz,ucweb 8.4,opera mini 7, ebuddy all java prog. Internet speed 274 kbps in mobile tested n 750 kbps in pc through data cable 364 kb through bluetooth
13 years ago
Could be so much more...
I've had this phone for a couple of months now having previously had the older version. The monthly plan is cheap but this essentially reflects what you can do with the phone. Text and calling are fine but e-mail and internet are poor, very poor. The camera is also of poor quality.
13 years ago
nice phone
nice phone with big screen only thing is i find buttons to close
Pros:
- Multimedia capabilities
- Screen size
Cons:
- Buttons A Bit Small
13 years ago
Nokia Asha 302 review
No, the Nokia Asha 302 isn't at the cutting edge of mobile tech. But it's a solidly built, reliable workhorse aimed at social networkers with a great little keyboard for a reasonable price, and certainly gives the Blackberry midrangers a run for their money.
13 years ago
A perfect first phone or for those people who consider themselves not very good with technology.
I believe that Samsung and Nokia produce the most reliable mobile phones, so bearing this in mind, at the end of last year I bought the Nokia Asha 302, as it was cheap, looked sturdy and had a blackberry style keyboard, which I preferred to the touch screen.
Pros:
- Reliability
13 years ago
VERY HIGH PRICE
The phone is good but the pricing is high. Its good for 3500 Rs. Doesnt have android and GPS. No touch screen either. Better buy something else. Pros is , its NOkia . so there is reliability. I think its not worth 6500 RS, buy samsung galaxxy.
13 years ago
I have tried to add a btconnect account. BT,O2.by phone, the O2 guru in the shop, Nokia by phone (dreadful) and our external support team at work have all drawn a blank. The Wifi works, Internet/Google works Hotmail account works but for some reason it will not accept the @btconnect.com. address.
Pros:
- The texting
Cons:
- The email
12 years ago
Acceptable ...barely
I bought this for my aunt who lives in the Seychelles and wanted a not-touch phone. As such, it may serve her purposes. I can also use it on the way over when I stop in London for a week. I would never buy this phone for myself in a million years.
Pros:
- Use anywhere it anywhere
- its unlocked! Looks good
Cons:
- Slow, horrible interface, and screen is very low quality
- battery cover is cheap and feels like it will break easily
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