'New, improved Windows Phone 8.1.'
'The screen disappoints next to the best Android phones at the price, but otherwise this is a likeable phone for those on a budget.'
'As a low-end phone, things are quite basic with an LED-less rear camera, a rear-facing mono speaker and a microUSB charging port at the bottom. '
'As we’ve seen on Android phones packing this chip, the handset can cope reasonably well with even fairly flashy games and intensive apps. '
'Competition now stronger.'
'Easy-to-use OS. Great call quality.'
'Fairly poor display'
'TN screen is ugly.'
'No front-facing camera'
'Weak performance.'
'The ugly UI doesn't help much with the user experience either. '
'Poor performance and responsiveness.'
'No GPS.'
a budget smartphone in every sense
The Nokia Asha 503 brings a more robust 5MP camera (be it fixed-focus) and 3G to a package we already liked, and that's what we can safely call a good start.
Good all-around value for the money
Cheap, compact, capable Windows Phone device
Super cheap, Large, expansive screen
Least expensive handset in the Lumia line-up
Excellent Nokia apps, built-in Office
Great value, Solid specs
Top-notch hardware design
Bright, colourful and chunky budget Windows Phone 8 smartphone
Good call quality, Good build quality and pleasant to hold chassis
Pillowed QWERTY hardware keyboard
Colorful, fun and compact device
A tiny, colorful phone with budget specs
Choice of software and games is poor
Dual SIM card system with hot-swappable slot on the side
Very cheap, dust and splash resistant, very long battery life
Mammoth battery life
Nokia 105 is cheap enough to buy
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