Nokia Asha 302 Review
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The Nokia Asha 302 is one of Nokia's newest feature phones, created for the manufacturer's numerous customers in the developing countries. This is a field where Nokia is traditionally very powerful, as its Series 40 platform offers an affordable, yet feature-rich handset experience. However, with recent low-end touchscreen Android models getting dangerously close as far as pricing goes, it would be very interesting to see if the new Asha 302 and its physical QWERTY keyboard would be able to remain relevant on the market.
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- Nokia Asha 302
- Wall charger
- Nokia Stereo Headset WH-102
- User guide
Design:
Nokia may have lost many battles recently, but it's still a leader when it comes to crafting beautiful handsets. In this particular case, this doesn't mean that the Asha 302 manages to fascinate us with its appearance, but it does mean that it is pleasant to look at. We are testing the dark gray version, which is overly neutral, but when you couple this to the chrome-like elements found on the device, it does make for one good-looking phone.
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The Nokia Asha 302 is pleasant to look at | ||
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Of course, Nokia has remained true to the solid and high-quality build by incorporating a metal back cover. The plastic that has been used for the buttons on the front side is also nice to the touch.
In addition to the 3.5mm headset jack, there are separate charging and microUSB ports, although the microUSB one can be used to charge the phone as well.
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microSD card slot (left) | 3.5mm jack, charging and microUSB ports (top) | Right side |
The sides of the Nokia Asha 302 | ||
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The physical QWERTY keyboard | ||
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The screen of the Nokia Asha 302 measures 2.4 inches, and has a resolution of 320x240 pixels. It's not the sharpest-looking panel we've seen, nor is it worst one. Outdoor visibility is so-so, while the viewing angles leave much to be deserved. Still, in a handset of this class, the 2.4” screen of the Asha 302 is more than enough.
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10 Comments
1. -RVM- posted on 23 Apr 2012, 10:37 2 3
i read 5.5 rating, i immediately thought "it was reviewed by Ray S. for sure". Confirmed.
3. jackhammeR posted on 23 Apr 2012, 12:30 1 2
software is "unintuitive "? I have a feeling Ray don't know how tu use simple phones.
Sad.
That's a phone. And that's all. If someone needs only that, it's perfect.
4. ngo2dd posted on 23 Apr 2012, 14:10 0 2
I guess you need to read it to understand that it is a buggy software.
5. sadaivadai posted on 24 Apr 2012, 02:40 0 0
Well Android on phones with this price range is more buggy and laggy than this software .. So for this price it deserves more respect ...
6. jackhammeR posted on 24 Apr 2012, 12:12 1 0
show me a software which hasn't got any flaws at all.
android? give me a brake.
8. achinnayak02 posted on 14 Jun 2012, 11:30 0 0
Please add Samsung Ch@t 527 review & compare with Nokia Asha 302.
10. Kamalthapa9282 posted on 29 Nov 2012, 04:04 0 0
How to get MAC address of nokia asha 302.Please share me.i type the code *#62209526#.but i can't get.
