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Nokia 215 4G (2024) Dual SIM Mobile Phone With Buttons English Menu Black

Key features:

  • TFT LCD 2.8" display
  • FM radio and flashlight
  • microSDHC card slot
  • 1450mAh battery
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Specifications

Main Specifications

Mobile Phone Type
Feature Phone
Operating System
Manufacturer
SIM
Dual
Release Year
2024
Colour
Black
Package Contents
Charging Cable

Processor & Memory

Processor Model
Unisoc T107​
Processor Power
1 GHz
Processor Cores
1
Card Slot
Yes

Display

Size
2.8 "
Analysis
320 x 240 pixels
Maximum Brightness
-
Handling
Physical Keyboard
Type
PLS TFT LCD

Camera

Rear Camera
Without Camera
Rear Camera Flash
Yes

Network & Connectivity

Network Connection
4G
Connectivity
3.5mm Jack, Bluetooth, USB-C
NFC
No

Battery

Capacity
1450 mAh
Removable
Yes
Fast Charging
No
Wireless Charging Qi
No

Special Features

Fingerprint
Without

Dimensions

Length
127.25 mm
Width
54.2 mm
Thickness
11.63 mm

AI Features

AI Photo Editing
No
AI Text Generation
No
AI Call/Speech Translation
No
AI Image Search
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (9)

Reviews

  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 1
  4. 1
  5. 2
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  • Call quality
  • Speed
  • Value for money
  • Screen resolution
  • Battery
  • Music

Reviews by our members

  • Gerasinger
    1
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    The positives

    larger screen than the 105

    USB C

    Good speaker

    SD card up to 32 gb

    Dual Sim

    Radio

    Calendar

    Alarm clock

    World clock

    Calculator

    Recording device (even if the microphone literally DOES NOT HEAR)

    3.5 mm Jack that supports headphones with an external microphone. (thankfully)

    The negatives I encountered after 30 days of use:

    Terrible battery - barely 1 day "out of the box", but if you enable power saving that turns off data and the light of the keys, and set the brightness to the lowest possible (1) - which is quite bright - and the screen timer to 10 seconds from 20, then maybe it will last a little longer.

    Cheap construction. The plastic breaks easily, it fell twice and made some big marks. nothing like the nokia you knew.

    Terrible microphone, almost useless. but fortunately it supports headphones with an external microphone. just not the remote control.

    The buttons are on a completely flat surface and this makes it difficult to press just one and not many at once.

    Overall software experience very poor, incomplete and with many bugs. in some things they have done the bare minimum, and in others not even that.

    It confuses names and conversations in sms. sometimes it merges conversations strangely, which confuses you too.

    It drains the battery even if you don't use it at all.

    Games crash when you try to buy them, and those that don't crash require a monthly subscription of 6 euros.

    Opera Mini supports almost no pages. and definitely not those that have java script, so don't hope too much that it has 4G and a browser, you can barely check the weather on specific sites only.

    Facebook non-functional even if there is an app because it uses opera mini.

    Timer almost non-existent - I mean this is incomplete. it doesn't even have a menu, it doesn't say how much time is left, you just set a specific time (e.g. 3 minutes for a solution) and if the 3 minutes pass it vibrates. as long as the time hasn't passed it does nothing nor shows anything. they could call it a scheduled reminder not a timer haha.

    It loses time, after a while (a couple of weeks) it wants you to reset the clock because it goes forward. Also sometimes it resets itself completely, losing the time, date, and year. Usually sometimes after a restart.

    Sometimes it has turned off by itself.

    For those considering it because it has an SD card to use it as an mp3 player:

    It only reads .mp3 and .txt

    You cannot edit the .txt and write on it.

    There is no option to speed up or slow down the time of what is playing in the music app - e.g. Yes, if you have a 1-hour podcast you will have to listen to it all over again to reach the point you missed.

    It has no albums or artists, only file names. (But you can have them if you make folders with artists and albums and manage them from the file explorer)

    In general, I personally would not buy it again, but I bought it for military service, this specific one only because it had the SD card and I could put songs and podcasts. the truth was that there were very few times I had time for something like that, and fortunately after basic training I no longer need it.

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  • dimtsa2
    1
    3 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    STAY AWAY STAY AWAY STAY AWAY!!! The battery lasts 1 and a half days with no use at all!!! You cannot disable the security code, which is very tiring for an elderly person every time the device turns off.

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  • Dionysis_Stamatakis
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    It is a good phone, clear calls, large screen, durable radio. The only negative is the battery lasts 3 days

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  • STELIOS_DOUVLIS9327
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    I also had the older model that was called 215, and when it broke, I got the upgrade to the 215 4G, and I saw a big difference in the speaker, microphone, and screen, but the battery is not like the old one that lasted a week; this one needs charging in two days. Nothing else, it's a decent phone for making your calls.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • vamos_alania
    2
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    It is the same as the 235, just without a camera. It has a major problem; in the contact search, it shows all that contain a letter and not just those that start with it. Also, the menu is tragically complex, even for an advanced user. They want to simulate a smartphone with the use of the 3 main buttons, but come on, if we wanted something like that, we would get a smartphone! This category is aimed at elderly people or those who want a simple, user-friendly phone. Good options are also the Panasonic with the SOS button and some more recent models from Alcatel/TCL

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  • antoniskafk
    4
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Quite good for the money. I got it for the army, for a button phone it has a very large screen and is convenient especially for those who struggle with small screens. The only downside is that small debris can get through the speaker and get under the glass of the screen, but for me, due to the circumstances, my pockets aren't very clean. In general, if you plan to get this kind of phone, I recommend it, especially for those doing their service (the snake is better because of the screen).

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Call quality
    • Speed
    • Value for money
    • Screen resolution
    • Battery
    • Music
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

    • Call quality
    • Music
    • Speed
    • Value for money
  • The positives

    larger screen than the 105

    USB C

    Good speaker

    SD card up to 32 gb

    Dual Sim

    Radio

    Calendar

    Alarm clock

    World clock

    Calculator

    Recording device (even if the microphone literally DOES NOT HEAR)

    3.5 mm Jack that supports headphones with an external microphone. (thankfully)

    The negatives I encountered after 30 days of use:

    Terrible battery - barely 1 day "out of the box", but if you enable power saving that turns off data and the light of the keys, and set the brightness to the lowest possible (1) - which is quite bright - and the screen timer to 10 seconds from 20, then maybe it will last a little longer.

    Cheap construction. The plastic breaks easily, it fell twice and made some big marks. nothing like the nokia you knew.

    Terrible microphone, almost useless. but fortunately it supports headphones with an external microphone. just not the remote control.

    The buttons are on a completely flat surface and this makes it difficult to press just one and not many at once.

    Overall software experience very poor, incomplete and with many bugs. in some things they have done the bare minimum, and in others not even that.

    It confuses names and conversations in sms. sometimes it merges conversations strangely, which confuses you too.

    It drains the battery even if you don't use it at all.

    Games crash when you try to buy them, and those that don't crash require a monthly subscription of 6 euros.

    Opera Mini supports almost no pages. and definitely not those that have java script, so don't hope too much that it has 4G and a browser, you can barely check the weather on specific sites only.

    Facebook non-functional even if there is an app because it uses opera mini.

    Timer almost non-existent - I mean this is incomplete. it doesn't even have a menu, it doesn't say how much time is left, you just set a specific time (e.g. 3 minutes for a solution) and if the 3 minutes pass it vibrates. as long as the time hasn't passed it does nothing nor shows anything. they could call it a scheduled reminder not a timer haha.

    It loses time, after a while (a couple of weeks) it wants you to reset the clock because it goes forward. Also sometimes it resets itself completely, losing the time, date, and year. Usually sometimes after a restart.

    Sometimes it has turned off by itself.

    For those considering it because it has an SD card to use it as an mp3 player:

    It only reads .mp3 and .txt

    You cannot edit the .txt and write on it.

    There is no option to speed up or slow down the time of what is playing in the music app - e.g. Yes, if you have a 1-hour podcast you will have to listen to it all over again to reach the point you missed.

    It has no albums or artists, only file names. (But you can have them if you make folders with artists and albums and manage them from the file explorer)

    In general, I personally would not buy it again, but I bought it for military service, this specific one only because it had the SD card and I could put songs and podcasts. the truth was that there were very few times I had time for something like that, and fortunately after basic training I no longer need it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
  • STAY AWAY STAY AWAY STAY AWAY!!! The battery lasts 1 and a half days with no use at all!!! You cannot disable the security code, which is very tiring for an elderly person every time the device turns off.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • It is a good phone, clear calls, large screen, durable radio. The only negative is the battery lasts 3 days

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • I also had the older model that was called 215, and when it broke, I got the upgrade to the 215 4G, and I saw a big difference in the speaker, microphone, and screen, but the battery is not like the old one that lasted a week; this one needs charging in two days. Nothing else, it's a decent phone for making your calls.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • It is the same as the 235, just without a camera. It has a major problem; in the contact search, it shows all that contain a letter and not just those that start with it. Also, the menu is tragically complex, even for an advanced user. They want to simulate a smartphone with the use of the 3 main buttons, but come on, if we wanted something like that, we would get a smartphone! This category is aimed at elderly people or those who want a simple, user-friendly phone. Good options are also the Panasonic with the SOS button and some more recent models from Alcatel/TCL

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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Specifications

Main Specifications

Mobile Phone Type
Feature Phone
Operating System
Manufacturer
SIM
Dual
Release Year
2024
Colour
Black
Package Contents
Charging Cable

Processor & Memory

Processor Model
Unisoc T107​
Processor Power
1 GHz
Processor Cores
1
Card Slot
Yes

Display

Size
2.8 "
Analysis
320 x 240 pixels
Maximum Brightness
-
Handling
Physical Keyboard
Type
PLS TFT LCD

Camera

Rear Camera
Without Camera
Rear Camera Flash
Yes

Network & Connectivity

Network Connection
4G
Connectivity
3.5mm Jack, Bluetooth, USB-C
NFC
No

Battery

Capacity
1450 mAh
Removable
Yes
Fast Charging
No
Wireless Charging Qi
No

Special Features

Fingerprint
Without

Dimensions

Length
127.25 mm
Width
54.2 mm
Thickness
11.63 mm

AI Features

AI Photo Editing
No
AI Text Generation
No
AI Call/Speech Translation
No
AI Image Search
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (9)

  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 1
  4. 1
  5. 2
Review this product
  • Call quality
  • Speed
  • Value for money
  • Screen resolution
  • Battery
  • Music

Reviews by our members

  • Gerasinger
    1
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    The positives

    larger screen than the 105

    USB C

    Good speaker

    SD card up to 32 gb

    Dual Sim

    Radio

    Calendar

    Alarm clock

    World clock

    Calculator

    Recording device (even if the microphone literally DOES NOT HEAR)

    3.5 mm Jack that supports headphones with an external microphone. (thankfully)

    The negatives I encountered after 30 days of use:

    Terrible battery - barely 1 day "out of the box", but if you enable power saving that turns off data and the light of the keys, and set the brightness to the lowest possible (1) - which is quite bright - and the screen timer to 10 seconds from 20, then maybe it will last a little longer.

    Cheap construction. The plastic breaks easily, it fell twice and made some big marks. nothing like the nokia you knew.

    Terrible microphone, almost useless. but fortunately it supports headphones with an external microphone. just not the remote control.

    The buttons are on a completely flat surface and this makes it difficult to press just one and not many at once.

    Overall software experience very poor, incomplete and with many bugs. in some things they have done the bare minimum, and in others not even that.

    It confuses names and conversations in sms. sometimes it merges conversations strangely, which confuses you too.

    It drains the battery even if you don't use it at all.

    Games crash when you try to buy them, and those that don't crash require a monthly subscription of 6 euros.

    Opera Mini supports almost no pages. and definitely not those that have java script, so don't hope too much that it has 4G and a browser, you can barely check the weather on specific sites only.

    Facebook non-functional even if there is an app because it uses opera mini.

    Timer almost non-existent - I mean this is incomplete. it doesn't even have a menu, it doesn't say how much time is left, you just set a specific time (e.g. 3 minutes for a solution) and if the 3 minutes pass it vibrates. as long as the time hasn't passed it does nothing nor shows anything. they could call it a scheduled reminder not a timer haha.

    It loses time, after a while (a couple of weeks) it wants you to reset the clock because it goes forward. Also sometimes it resets itself completely, losing the time, date, and year. Usually sometimes after a restart.

    Sometimes it has turned off by itself.

    For those considering it because it has an SD card to use it as an mp3 player:

    It only reads .mp3 and .txt

    You cannot edit the .txt and write on it.

    There is no option to speed up or slow down the time of what is playing in the music app - e.g. Yes, if you have a 1-hour podcast you will have to listen to it all over again to reach the point you missed.

    It has no albums or artists, only file names. (But you can have them if you make folders with artists and albums and manage them from the file explorer)

    In general, I personally would not buy it again, but I bought it for military service, this specific one only because it had the SD card and I could put songs and podcasts. the truth was that there were very few times I had time for something like that, and fortunately after basic training I no longer need it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • dimtsa2
    1
    3 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    STAY AWAY STAY AWAY STAY AWAY!!! The battery lasts 1 and a half days with no use at all!!! You cannot disable the security code, which is very tiring for an elderly person every time the device turns off.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Dionysis_Stamatakis
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    It is a good phone, clear calls, large screen, durable radio. The only negative is the battery lasts 3 days

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • STELIOS_DOUVLIS9327
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    I also had the older model that was called 215, and when it broke, I got the upgrade to the 215 4G, and I saw a big difference in the speaker, microphone, and screen, but the battery is not like the old one that lasted a week; this one needs charging in two days. Nothing else, it's a decent phone for making your calls.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • vamos_alania
    2
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    It is the same as the 235, just without a camera. It has a major problem; in the contact search, it shows all that contain a letter and not just those that start with it. Also, the menu is tragically complex, even for an advanced user. They want to simulate a smartphone with the use of the 3 main buttons, but come on, if we wanted something like that, we would get a smartphone! This category is aimed at elderly people or those who want a simple, user-friendly phone. Good options are also the Panasonic with the SOS button and some more recent models from Alcatel/TCL

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • antoniskafk
    4
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Quite good for the money. I got it for the army, for a button phone it has a very large screen and is convenient especially for those who struggle with small screens. The only downside is that small debris can get through the speaker and get under the glass of the screen, but for me, due to the circumstances, my pockets aren't very clean. In general, if you plan to get this kind of phone, I recommend it, especially for those doing their service (the snake is better because of the screen).

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Call quality
    • Speed
    • Value for money
    • Screen resolution
    • Battery
    • Music
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

    • Call quality
    • Music
    • Speed
    • Value for money
  • The positives

    larger screen than the 105

    USB C

    Good speaker

    SD card up to 32 gb

    Dual Sim

    Radio

    Calendar

    Alarm clock

    World clock

    Calculator

    Recording device (even if the microphone literally DOES NOT HEAR)

    3.5 mm Jack that supports headphones with an external microphone. (thankfully)

    The negatives I encountered after 30 days of use:

    Terrible battery - barely 1 day "out of the box", but if you enable power saving that turns off data and the light of the keys, and set the brightness to the lowest possible (1) - which is quite bright - and the screen timer to 10 seconds from 20, then maybe it will last a little longer.

    Cheap construction. The plastic breaks easily, it fell twice and made some big marks. nothing like the nokia you knew.

    Terrible microphone, almost useless. but fortunately it supports headphones with an external microphone. just not the remote control.

    The buttons are on a completely flat surface and this makes it difficult to press just one and not many at once.

    Overall software experience very poor, incomplete and with many bugs. in some things they have done the bare minimum, and in others not even that.

    It confuses names and conversations in sms. sometimes it merges conversations strangely, which confuses you too.

    It drains the battery even if you don't use it at all.

    Games crash when you try to buy them, and those that don't crash require a monthly subscription of 6 euros.

    Opera Mini supports almost no pages. and definitely not those that have java script, so don't hope too much that it has 4G and a browser, you can barely check the weather on specific sites only.

    Facebook non-functional even if there is an app because it uses opera mini.

    Timer almost non-existent - I mean this is incomplete. it doesn't even have a menu, it doesn't say how much time is left, you just set a specific time (e.g. 3 minutes for a solution) and if the 3 minutes pass it vibrates. as long as the time hasn't passed it does nothing nor shows anything. they could call it a scheduled reminder not a timer haha.

    It loses time, after a while (a couple of weeks) it wants you to reset the clock because it goes forward. Also sometimes it resets itself completely, losing the time, date, and year. Usually sometimes after a restart.

    Sometimes it has turned off by itself.

    For those considering it because it has an SD card to use it as an mp3 player:

    It only reads .mp3 and .txt

    You cannot edit the .txt and write on it.

    There is no option to speed up or slow down the time of what is playing in the music app - e.g. Yes, if you have a 1-hour podcast you will have to listen to it all over again to reach the point you missed.

    It has no albums or artists, only file names. (But you can have them if you make folders with artists and albums and manage them from the file explorer)

    In general, I personally would not buy it again, but I bought it for military service, this specific one only because it had the SD card and I could put songs and podcasts. the truth was that there were very few times I had time for something like that, and fortunately after basic training I no longer need it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
  • STAY AWAY STAY AWAY STAY AWAY!!! The battery lasts 1 and a half days with no use at all!!! You cannot disable the security code, which is very tiring for an elderly person every time the device turns off.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • It is a good phone, clear calls, large screen, durable radio. The only negative is the battery lasts 3 days

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • I also had the older model that was called 215, and when it broke, I got the upgrade to the 215 4G, and I saw a big difference in the speaker, microphone, and screen, but the battery is not like the old one that lasted a week; this one needs charging in two days. Nothing else, it's a decent phone for making your calls.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • It is the same as the 235, just without a camera. It has a major problem; in the contact search, it shows all that contain a letter and not just those that start with it. Also, the menu is tragically complex, even for an advanced user. They want to simulate a smartphone with the use of the 3 main buttons, but come on, if we wanted something like that, we would get a smartphone! This category is aimed at elderly people or those who want a simple, user-friendly phone. Good options are also the Panasonic with the SOS button and some more recent models from Alcatel/TCL

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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