It comes bundled with a 2GB memory card that is expandable up to 32GB. When you remove the battery, there is a SIM card slot at the top and the micro SD card slot is at the bottom. When you open the back cover, you can see the BL-4U 1110 mAh battery. The loudspeaker is present below that in the matte surface. There is a Nokia 311 branding at the bottom with a metal strip running below that. There is a 3.2MP camera at the back without flash and a Nokia branding below that. Since it is present at the bottom, it is easy to unlock the phone by holding it in a single hand. On the left side of the phone, there is a volume rocker and lock / unlock button at the bottom. There is a standard 2mm Nokia Charge slot next to that. The 3.5mm audio jack is at the top, micro USB slot next to it that doubles up as charger when connected to a PC. Wish it had this matte finish all over the sides and the back since it is too glossy and gets smudged due to fingerprints easily.

There is a microphone below that, on a surface with a nice matte finish. There is no menu button at the bottom since the new UI is completely touch optimized. There is a call attend key at the bottom left and the call end / power key at the bottom right on a metal strip. Since the display is glossy it gets smudged easily.

Unlike the Asha 305, this has capacitive touch screen that make the touch experience better. The 3-inch (240 x 400 pixels) display is bright and is protected with Gorilla Glass. There is a Nokia branding at the top with the Ambient Light Sensor and Proximity Sensor sensors next it, which is a great advantage. The Box contents include, User Manual, WH-102 Nokia headset, Nokia Music tips, Nokia Life manual, 2GB memory card, AC-11 charger and 1110 mAh BL-4U battery. It was announced in June and launched in India earlier this month. Here is the complete review of the Asha 311, Nokia’s first Full-touch phone in the Asha series with a capacitive touch screen. We did the unboxing of the Nokia Asha 311 last week.

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