Nokia 130 (2017) | |
Brand: | Nokia |
Developer: | HMD Global |
Manufacturer: | Foxconn |
Series: | Nokia 3-digit series |
Networks: | GSM (900/1800 MHz) GPRS and EDGE |
Predecessor: | Nokia 130 |
Related: | Nokia 105 (2017) Nokia 150 |
Type: | Feature phone |
Form: | Bar |
Size: | H: 111.5mm W: 48.4mm D: 14.2mm |
Os: | Series 30+ |
Memory: | 4 MB |
Storage: | 8 MB |
Memory Card: | 32 GB MicroSDHC |
Battery: | Removable 1020 mAh BL-5C battery |
Input: | Keypad |
Display: | , TFT, 65K colours, 160 × 120 px (QQVGA), 4:3 aspect-ratio |
Rear Camera: | 0.3 MP, digital zoom Images: 640 × 480 px (VGA) Videos: 176 x 144 px, ~10 fps |
Connectivity: | Micro USB (USB 2.0), Bluetooth 3.0, 3.5 mm audio jack |
Other: | FM radio (requires wired headset), LED flashlight |
Sar: | Head: 1.45 W/kg Body: 1.41 W/kg |
Nokia 130 (2017) is a Nokia-branded mobile phone developed by HMD Global. It was released on 17 July 2017 (alongside the Nokia 105 (2017)) and is available in a Single and Dual-SIM card configuration. The selectable colours are red, grey and black.[1] [2]
The phone has almost the same features as the predecessor. It is slightly larger (111.5 x 48.4 x 14.2 mm compared to 106 x 45.5 x 13.9 mm), has small optical design changes, image support, a file manager, and more games, like Air Strike, Danger Dash, Ninja Up, Sky Gift and Nitro Racing. It also features a rear-camera and an LED-flashlight at the top.
Even though the camera can be used to take photos and record videos, the resolution is limited to 640 x 480 pixel for images and 176 x 144 pixel for videos. Furthermore, by default, videos are recorded in only 9.598 frames per second and the built in memory of 8 MB holds less than 2 minutes of video footage. Neither the used image or video resolution nor their quality can be changed.
The Nokia 130 uses a Mini-SIM card for the Single as well as the Dual-SIM model and has a dedicated microSDHC card slot.[3]
Even though the Nokia 130 has a camera, can display images and supports GPRS as well as EDGE, it is not able to display images that were received in a MMS-messages. The phone does support Bluetooth 3.0, but it can neither be paired with iOS devices nor can it receive images via a Bluetooth connection when no microSD card is inserted.
The phone does not have a front-camera, and does not include WLAN nor GPS.