The Nokia Asha 305 is easily one of the cheapest phones with two SIMs and a touchscreen, the closest Android being almost twice as expensive. Price may be the biggest advantage this phone has over the competition but you'd better be prepared for more than a few surprises.

The Nokia Asha 305 was announced along with Asha 306 and Asha 311 phones in June this year. It is the first full touch phone in the Asha series. The Asha 305 features a 3-inch WQVGA resistive touch screen with 240 X 400 pixels resolution. It has a 2MP camera with 4X zoom, 10MB built-in storage and microSD support for up to 32GB storage. The Nokia Asha 305 also packs a 2GB microSD card.

With the new Asha touch interface, an updated browser and access to the Nokia store, the Asha 305 promises a near smartphone-like experience. And that's on top of the dual-SIM capabilities, including a hot-swappable SIM slot and a dedicated SIM management app that lets you configure how calling, texting and data are juggled between cards.

Compared with Nokia 500 Review, the Nokia Asha 305 comes with a 1,110 mAh battery, which is rated to deliver up to 14 hours of talk time and 528 hours on standby mode. The device comes pre-loaded with 40 EA games, including Tetris, Need for Speed and FIFA 2012. It also has Nokia Maps for navigation purposes. Check out more specifications of the Asha 305 here. Check out for more: Nokia Lumia 908 Review. 

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