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Rated 08/04/2026, variant NOKIA 225 4G (2024) Dark Blue
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First of all, I have to write that I am evaluating this mobile as someone who has been using the original Nokia mobile phones for 20 years and several types have passed through my hands. Key sounds can be turned off in settings - profiles - left key - settings - additional notification tones. You can't see it from the photos, but the back is slightly saggy.
You can't really tell the difference between text size small/large. The phone could have side buttons for volume control, but some may find that convenient. Searching for contacts in the whole contact name and not just in the first word of the contact is an advantage for me, because I can easily search for contacts like Ondráčková dental - I use Nokia 6303i classic and if I just type dental, I can't find what I'm looking for and I don't want to rewrite my contacts because of that. It is also almost 2 mm thinner than the 6303i. Someone in a review wrote that it doesn't send SMS with accents, but I get the impression that it's just the full character set support turned off. I turned it on and the diacritics work normally (settings - system - messages - text messages - character support). I copied the contacts via bluetooth from the 6303i and even then I had to edit the name to have first and last name separately and not all together, and for contacts with multiple numbers it created as many contacts as numbers. I had to merge these into one for better clarity. I also really like the quick overview and settings window where you can quickly and easily control Bluetooth, data, brightness and text prediction (T9) - Settings - left key. If this window was one click instead of three, that would be great. Some bugs and features could easily be fixed with OTA updates, but I'm afraid HMD won't invest much in that. When typing text, the available modes are Cz, CZ, cz, Abc, abc, ABC, 123, sCZ, scz, which unnecessarily complicates typing because each mode is focused on something and before you click through to the right one. This is one of the things that was better about the original Nokias. Overall, though, I'm happy with the phone.
Key sounds can be switched off
Design
Battery life
Search for characters in the full contact name
Support for OTA updates (if only one would ever come)
Big keys, nice to press
Support for T9 and adding words to the dictionary
Memory for 2000 contacts
Support for copying contacts via bluetooth, but.
Custom ringtones option
MicroSD support
Speed dial support
There are a lot of settings.
Volume for me no problem
Just turn on the screen even when the phone is locked and hold the top navigation key to turn the flashlight on/off
The calendar only has memory for 20 reminders
The radio has a memory for only 9 stations
Setting the text size affects the text size so small that it's not even noticeable
I miss the side buttons for volume control
. it was necessary to edit the name of all contacts
. just find the individual settings
Soft consonants and some vowels are missing when writing text in Abc mode, it is necessary to switch to cz mode - complicates writing
Cannot assign another function to the right selection key for something other than the camera
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Tadeáš, Odolena Voda
Rated 16/01/2026, variant NOKIA 225 4G (2024) Dark Blue
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Small, light and surprisingly handy
I was looking for a secondary phone purely for outdoor and long run. Nokia has met expectations with flying colours. I appreciate the SD card slot, FM tuner without the need for headphones and BT with the possibility of connecting AirPods. The battery holds, the signal too (4G support is now slowly becoming a necessity). I use it in combination with call forwarding from the main number when I don't want to lug around a full-sized smartphone. If you try to fully replace the smartphone, you may run into problems with the absence of 2FA apps, std. communicators, mobile payments. What might work is a combination of a smartwatch for payments and some apps + this mobile.
Compact size and battery life
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Vladimír, Praha 6
Rated 11/08/2025, variant NOKIA 225 4G (2024) Dark Blue
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worst button press I've ever had, poor signal reception, tiny memory5 for "five and a half SMS", doesn't remember settings after switching off, annoying key sounds etc. Utter garbage and a disgrace of an ending brand. (I'm comparing with the old original Simbian Nokia)
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Jakub, Liberec
Rated 08/01/2025, variant NOKIA 225 4G (2024) Dark Blue
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Simple external phone design
The volume is not staggeringly high - ringtones and calls
Absolutely chaotic setup
User friendly environment
Setting the font size - you put larger text and nothing happens
Nokia used to be simple and clear, but unfortunately this is no longer the case
Susceptible to microsd cards. He only takes one of the 5 cards
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Rated 06/01/2025, variant NOKIA 225 4G (2024) Dark Blue
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The phone was to replace the previous no longer functional 225. No, not really.
The creators apparently decided to step closer to senior phones with this model, only they created some mishmash that is probably not suitable for anyone. The previous version allowed you to arrange the menu in a list (1×3 matrix), this one doesn't allow it anymore - there are only 1×1 (full screen icon and pidi text) and 3×3 (small icon, pidi text).
When you unlock the display, it automatically displays the open main menu (menu) and not the desktop. The buttons - the directional rectangle and the main top buttons - sometimes (as and when and where) just don't click. Attempting to enlarge the font in the settings did not lead to any noticeable result at all - the large font was just a hair larger than the normal (small) font - no other option is available there. The previous 225 had an oval back and fit easily in the hand. This newer model is a square brick. The only advantage over the senior phones is that it doesn't have side buttons that would accidentally squeeze (take away sound) when picked up. If you want to replace the old 225, you'd better reach for the new 230 version, where the system seems to have remained unchanged, and avoid this one.
Better battery than previous model
the buttons sometimes skip
the difference between uppercase and lowercase is perhaps only one or two pixels
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Jan, Kolín 5
Rated 17/10/2024, variant NOKIA 225 4G (2024) Dark Blue
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Libor, Brno
Rated 13/10/2024, variant NOKIA 225 4G (2024) Dark Blue
Verified purchase
I was getting one for an older person. I have had very bad experiences with retired phones that have highly illogical and unintuitive controls. Unfortunately, this Nokia also surpassed this in some ways. For example, searching your contacts directory. The first letter entered does not search for the contact starting with that letter, but searches for it in the entire contact name. This makes the search very complicated and lengthy. Nokia used to be intuitive, I don't understand what led them to this nonsensical system. Big disappointment. I was looking for a simple and intuitive phone for an older person. It failed - phone returned .
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