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Villaon V112 – Ultra-Budget Phone for Kenya

If you’re looking for the lowest-cost phone to cover basic tasks in Kenya, the Villaon V112 deserves a mention.


Why it’s a good budget phone in Kenya

The Villaon V112 is priced extremely affordably in Kenya — listings on major sites show it at around KSh 1,100 to KSh 1,300. (Jumia Kenya)
At that price you get a functional dual-SIM phone with FM radio, torchlight and a battery, making it suitable for users who only need calling, texting and light use without the expense of a full-smartphone. For someone on a very tight budget or needing a backup device, this appeals.


Specifications

  • Battery: 2,500 mAh. (Jumia Kenya)
  • Rear Camera: 0.8 MP (or 8 MP in some listings) and front camera basic. (Jumia Kenya)
  • Display: 1.77″ (or small display) in one listing. (Jumia Kenya)
  • Memory: “4+8MB” or very small internal memory in feature-phone style listing. (Jumia Kenya)
  • Features: Wireless FM radio, spotlight torch, dual SIM capability. (Cellular Kenya)

Strengths

  • Lowest cost: For around KSh 1,100-1,300 you’re getting one of the cheapest working phones in Kenya.
  • Basic functionality: Good for calls, SMS, simple tasks; torch and FM radio are nice extra functions at the price.
  • Dual SIM support: Means you can use two network lines, helpful for cost-conscious users.
  • Lightweight usage scenario: If you don’t need apps, heavy media or large storage, this offers a simple solution.

Weaknesses

  • Extremely basic specs: With tiny memory/storage and very low resolution cameras, it does not perform like a smartphone.
  • Not a modern smartphone: It’s more like a feature phone in many respects—small display, minimal OS, limited apps.
  • Limited future-proofing: Expect minimal software/firmware support, little storage, and no high-end features (4G, high resolution camera etc.).
  • Low usability for modern apps: If you intend to use more demanding apps (social media, streaming, games), this device will struggle.
  • Build & material quality may be minimal: At this price the materials and user experience will reflect the cost; you’ll trade premium feel for low price.

Price in Kenya & Where to Buy


Conclusion

If your budget in Kenya is extremely limited (around KSh 1,000 to KSh 1,400) and you need a basic device just for calls, texts and very light tasks, the Villaon V112 is a valid choice. Don’t expect smartphone-level performance or modern features, but for ultra-budget use it offers real value.

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