Nokia 110 4G

The Nokia 110 4G suits anyone looking for a basic phone for calls, texts and simple functions, with 4G connectivity. It weighs 84.5 g, making it light to carry. Its 1020 mAh battery capacity, however, is among the lowest of phones launched around the same time.

The 1.8-inch TFT LCD display has a density of 111 ppi, also among the lowest of phones of its time. Resolution is 120 × 160 px. Maximum storage is 48 MB and RAM is 128 MB, limited amounts for keeping files and running the phone’s functions. A microSD card can expand storage, though it does not add to the internal capacity.

The phone comes in single- or dual-Nano-SIM configurations. It includes FM radio, a 3.5 mm audio jack and an MP3 player. Cellular connectivity supports GSM, HSPA and LTE. There is also readout assistance and a loudspeaker. This is a basic feature-phone setup, rather than a choice for someone prioritizing a high-resolution display or substantial built-in storage.

Overall, the Nokia 110 4G is a lightweight option for calls and messages with 4G, radio and expandable storage. Its small battery capacity and low display density are the main drawbacks to weigh. Dual-SIM configurations add flexibility, while the phone’s functions remain focused on everyday basics.