Design and Build: Compact design with a physical keypad. Lightweight, making it easy to carry and hold. Durable plastic body for everyday use. Display: Screen size typically around 1.8 to 2.4 inches (exact specs may vary by region or variant). Basic LCD display for simple navigation and viewing. Camera: VGA or low-resolution camera for basic photography. Suitable for casual snapshots but limited in detail and quality. Battery: Usually comes with a long-lasting battery (1000-1500 mAh) due to limited power needs. Expected to offer extended standby time and talk time, ideal for minimal users. Connectivity: 2G network support, suitable for basic calls and SMS. Limited internet capabilities; usually lacks support for 3G/4G networks. Bluetooth for simple file sharing and connectivity with other devices. Storage: Minimal internal storage, often expandable with a microSD card slot. Enough space for contacts, text messages, and a few additional files. Additional Features: FM Radio, MP3 player, torch/flashlight. Basic tools like a calculator, calendar, and alarm. Operating System: Runs on a proprietary operating system designed for feature phones, optimized for minimal power and resources.