Nokia has introduced two novel feature phones, namely the Nokia 130 Music and Nokia 150, within the Indian market. These phones have undergone enhancements to accommodate new attributes, including the inclusion of FM radio and the availability of expandable storage. These improvements are particularly geared towards individuals within the low-income bracket.
In alignment with its name, the Nokia 130 Music boasts an amplified speaker system, an MP3 player, and the capacity to support microSD cards of up to 32GB. Moreover, it features an FM radio that functions seamlessly in both wired and wireless modes. The phone is furnished with a conventional 2.4-inch QVGA display and a tactile keypad. It is outfitted with a micro USB 1.1 port and a standard 3.5mm audio jack. The power supply is facilitated by a 1,450mAh battery, touted to last on standby for an impressive 34 days. Its memory is sufficient to house 2000 contacts and up to 500 SMS.
Likewise, the Nokia 150 obtains an IP52 rating, rendering it resistant to dust and splashes. It is powered by a 1,450mAh battery and possesses a VGA rear camera endowed with a flash. The device showcases a 2.4-inch display complemented by a tactile keypad. As with the Nokia 130 Music, the Nokia 150 also incorporates an amplified speaker system and an MP3 player.
In terms of pricing, the Nokia 130 Music is available in Dark Blue and Purple shades for Rs. 1,849, while the Light Gold variant is priced at Rs. 1,949. The Nokia 150 can be acquired in Charcoal, Cyan, and Red colors, retailing at Rs. 2,699. Both these phone models are easily accessible through offline and online retail channels, as well as Nokia's official website.
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