Nokia 210

The primary USP of the Nokia 210 is that it is the phone makers most affordable handheld device that can be connected to the internet. Understandably, the phone uses cellular data, and not Wi-Fi, for connecting to the web. The phone indeed supports dual SIM configurations but is incapable of 4G speeds. The feature phone comes with Opera Mini pre-installed. More apps can be downloaded via the phone's very own App Store.

Being a Nokia feature phone, the overall aesthetic of the device is quite reminiscent of the dumbphones of old. The phone comes with a polycarbonate shell, and you get three color models to choose from Red, Gray, and Black. The QVGA display on the front measures 2.4-inches and offers a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. Just underneath the screen sits a classic alpha-numeric keypad. The phone s 1020mAh cell ensures the phone will last up to 20 days on a single charge. This should be plenty for you to enjoy the pre-installed game of Snake to your heart's content without worrying about draining the battery.