Nokia redefines what a feature phone is all about with the Nokia 515 – a candy bar-shaped mobile phone made with premium materials and equipped with really good hardware you don’t normally see on a standard phone.
The Nokia 515 sports a 2.4-inch QVGA polarized LCD display that is slightly curved and mounted with Gorilla Glass 2. It has a 5 megapixel rear camera with LED flash, 256MB of internal storage, microSD card slot, and support for 3.5G HSDPA internet connection. All of that are housed in a single piece of anodised, sandblasted aluminium body.
Nokia 515 specs:
3.5G HSDPA – GSM 850/900/1800/1900 WCDMA 900/2100
2.4″ QVGA (240 x 320) LCD 262k display
5 megapixels, LED flash
Up to 256MB flash
support for up to 32GB microSD card
microUSB port supporting
Bluetooth 3.0
3.5 mm AV connector
Micro SIM
up to 38 days standby
up to 10.4 hrs talk time
(3G: up to 5.3 hrs)
114 x 48 x 11 mm
101.1g
Black and White
The Nokia 515 comes with a dual-SIM variant and will begin shipping in the third quarter of 2013. Before any local taxes or operator subsidies, it will be priced at around EUR 115 or around Php6,800.
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nakakaasar na itong yugatech: lagi may feature ng item pero di naman nalabas sa pinas. ano ba yan?! i-confirm nyo muna kung lalabas na sa pinas ang phone na ito. :-(
Phones these days are just getting way to complicated, imo. Maybe this is the step in right direction. What I hope to see in the very near future is a full qwerty keyboarded basic phone with (at least) a15 megapixel camera. That should make it more attractive :)
The phone looks good. Almost complete na sana yung features na gusto ko. This has a dual sim variant which is my priority if I would buy a new phone, then of course at least 5MP cam with flash. Sana may upgraded version nito in the future which includes a touch screen. I’m using a Nokia X3-02 (touch and type) which doesn’t have a flash on it’s 5MP cam. Sobrang bummer kasi ng walang flash sa low light conditions. Mahal naman kasi nung Nokia E6 na touch and type then hindi din dual sim plus its QWERTY which is a pain to use. Di ko din alam kung bakit I don’t like a full touch phone. Traditional keypad pa din talaga para no need to look when typing. Muscle memory lang kaylangan. Parang touch typing sa laptop. I will wait pa rin for a Nokia phone which would include the basic features that I want. DUAL SIM, 3G CAPABLE, TOUCH SCREEN with TRADITIONAL KEYPAD. But I just might give this phone a try. Touch screen lang naman kasi missing feature.
I WANT THIS… AVAILABLE NA BA TO SATIN???? SIMPLICITY WITH STUNNING LOOKS…
January 2014 and I still have to see this phone on the shelves. I wonder what’s keeping Nokia from releasing this already?
And to all the morons commenting about the lack of features on this phone, you are missing the point. The main reason for this phone existing is it’s lack of features.
And to all those commenting that you can add a few hundred and get a low end Android? No, we’re not interested in shitty Android devices.
I use a Nexus 5 for my Globe line, and an iPhone 4S for my Smart line. I want to get rid of one of my iPhone because I don’t need two smartphones.
And I think it’s a pretty safe bet too that a lot of the people who are interested in this phone are those who want it for it’s simplicity, not because it’s all they can afford.
nokia 515 is ok for me. after years of using android phone and apps, I am back with nokia provided it is bar type. lately android apps has lots of invasion of privacy, edit/delete usb, read sms/emails, sometimes autocalling! very annoying!
kelan to rerelease khit ako nanawa nsa iphone ko eh… ok n ung may ipad mini ako and then this nokia515
kelan to rerelease khit ako nanawa nsa iphone ko eh… ok n ung may ipad mini ako and then this nkoia515
Sir Yuga,…
Kailan po kaya magiging available sa market itong nokia 515?
Sir Yuga, would you know kung kelan magkakaroon nitong model na to sa Pinas?