NOKIA Asha 310 Pro Reviews

Overall for the $100 off-contract price you get what you pay for with the Asha 310 in terms of screen resolution and other hardware extras, but the phone does have a few aces up its design sleeve, such as good build quality and ergonomic grip. The phone does sport a subpar camera as well as lousy voice quality in the earpiece, but some major tradeoffs could be expected for the rock-bottom price. The Easy Swap Dual SIM system is a godsend for those who look for an inexpensive handset to juggle their personal and work numbers from a single phone, mixing it up with other cards quickly without having to switch off the handset first. As a phone with both dual SIM slots and Wi-Fi connectivity, it is somewhat unique to compete in the Asha range, but then there's Android, which has the Samsung Galaxy Y Duos, for example, which gives you all the wonders of the Google Play Store for just a little bit more. If you want a bit larger screen with better resolution, as well as better camera, you can pony up a few tens more for something like the Sony Xperia tipo dual as well.