The Nokia 1650, codenamed “Shanghai” (RM-305), is a no-nonsense feature phone introduced in early 2008. Housed in a sturdy candy-bar body, it weighs just 80 g and fits comfortably in one hand, measuring 104 × 44 × 18 mm . Its 1.8-inch CSTN display (128×160 pixels, 65 K colors) delivers sufficient clarity for texts, contacts, and FM radio menus .
Built around a removable 1,020 mAh Li-ion battery, the Nokia 1650 offers robust longevity – approximately 8 hours of talk time and up to 17.5 days on standby . It supports dual-band GSM (900/1800 MHz), focusing solely on core communication functions—calls and text messaging—without data extras like GPRS or Bluetooth .
Despite lacking a camera and internet features, the phone includes practical extras: an FM radio, built-in flashlight, speakerphone, calendar, and voice recording. Users also get a bit of fun with classic games like Snake, Beach Rally, and Soccer League . With 8 MB internal memory and no expansion slot, its storage is limited but sufficient for contacts and essential data .
Overall, the Nokia 1650 stands as a testament to reliable, simple design—built to endure daily use and deliver long battery life. It’s ideal for users needing a basic, functional phone without the distractions of modern smartphones.