Nokia continues its range of affordable 4G phones with the updated Nokia 110 4G. Let’s see how this budget option stacks up, especially with the inclusion of 4G connectivity.

Design and Display

The candybar design is quite basic and compact, measuring 121.5 x 50 x 14.4mm. It weighs a light 94.5g and is splash-resistant. Up front, a small 1.8-inch 120×160 LCD is perfect for viewing contacts and menus.

Hardware, Performance, and Storage

As an entry-level device, the hardware specs aren’t groundbreaking. An unspecified amount of internal storage can be expanded via microSD card, and a 1450mAh battery promises long life.

Connectivity

A notable upgrade over other Nokia 100/150 series phones is 4G LTE support on popular bands. This allows for faster data speeds when needed. Dual SIM and Bluetooth 5.0 are also included.

Software and Features

The Nokia Series 30+ OS is easy to navigate. Expect basic phone functions, SMS, FM radio, music player and Bluetooth. No cameras but gaming is supported for brief distractions.

Pricing and Availability

Pricing starts around $45 which is reasonable given 4G connectivity. It’s available globally in colors like Midnight Blue and Arctic Purple.

Final Thoughts

While the design is no-frills, the Nokia 110 4G delivers essential call/text functionality at an affordable price. Its 4G access also makes it a bit more future-proof compared to 2G/3G rivals. It is recommended for basic use cases on a tight budget.