Display

The Nokia 150 (2020) is a basic feature phone released in May 2020. It has a compact candy bar design with a 2.4-inch TFT LCD and a resolution of 240×320 pixels.

Performance

It runs Nokia’s proprietary feature phone operating system and has very limited internal storage of only 4MB, though it does have a microSD card slot to expand storage.

Cameras

it has a very basic rear VGA camera capable of taking low-resolution photos and video. There is no front-facing selfie camera.

Battery

it has a relatively small removable 1020 mAh Li-ion battery pack that provides multiple weeks of standby but limited talk time, as is common for this class of simple feature phones.

Software

Android 10

The Nokia 150 runs on Nokia’s Series 30+ operating system, which is a lightweight and simple platform designed specifically for feature phones. Here’s an overview of the software features of the Nokia 150:

User Interface: The user interface of the Nokia 150 is intuitive and easy to navigate, with a grid-based menu system accessible via the physical keypad. It provides quick access to essential functions such as calls, messages, contacts, and settings.

Messaging: The phone supports SMS messaging, allowing users to send and receive text messages. It also includes basic features like predictive text input to speed up typing.

Call Management: Users can make and receive calls using the Nokia 150. The phone supports features such as call waiting, call forwarding, and conference calling, depending on the network provider.

Contacts: The Nokia 150 enables users to store contacts in the phone’s memory, with support for multiple phone numbers and additional details such as email addresses and birthdays.

Media Player: The phone includes a built-in MP3 player for listening to music stored on the device or a microSD card. Users can create playlists and shuffle tracks for personalized listening experiences.

FM Radio: The Nokia 150 features an FM radio tuner, allowing users to listen to their favorite radio stations without the need for an internet connection. It supports manual tuning and saving of radio stations.

Bluetooth: The phone supports Bluetooth connectivity for wireless file transfers between compatible devices, such as other phones or Bluetooth-enabled accessories like headsets and speakers.

Games: Pre-installed games are available on the Nokia 150, providing entertainment options for users. These games are typically simple and can help pass the time.