Nokia 215 4G (2024)

The Nokia 215 4G (2024) suits anyone looking for a basic phone with Dual Nano-SIM; its clearest trade-off is a 1450 mAh battery, among the lowest capacities of its time. It is not aimed at buyers who prioritize the display: the TFT LCD panel measures 2.8″, has 143 ppi density, and covers 35.2% of the front. Its pixel density and screen-to-body ratio are among the weakest of phones launched around the same time.

Memory brings an unusual figure: its 64 GB of RAM is among the highest capacities in phones of its time. Maximum storage is 128 GB, less than most phones from that period, though storage is expandable. At 11.6 mm thick, it is also thicker than most phones of its time. Those are relevant considerations for anyone seeking a compact device, but this is not a slim phone.

For everyday connections, it includes Bluetooth 5.0, USB Type-C, a 3.5 mm audio jack, and FM radio. It also has Dual Nano-SIM and a loudspeaker. The 4:3 display has a resolution of 240 × 320 px, and the battery is Li-Ion. Overall, the Nokia 215 4G (2024) is a basic phone with two SIM slots and an unusually large RAM capacity for its time, but its display has low pixel density and its battery capacity is small.