The Doro Leva E22 is a basic feature phone, not a smartphone. It runs Doro's simple MOCOR software rather than Android, and exists to cover calls and texts at a low price, with no apps.
Leva E22: Display
The 2.8-inch TFT display has a 240 x 320 resolution, enough to show contacts, menus and call information clearly.
This is a small, low-resolution screen suited only to calls and texts.
Leva E22: Camera
There is a single 2MP camera with an LED flash for the occasional snap.
Image quality is very low by design, so photography is not a reason to buy this phone.
Leva E22: Battery
The 1,150mAh battery is small, but with only a tiny screen and no apps to power, it lasts for days of light use.
No charging speed is listed in the manufacturer specification, so a standard charge is the safe assumption.
Leva E22: Size, Weight and Build
At just 116g, the Leva E22 is very light and pocketable, with an IP54 rating for protection against dust and splashes, and 128MB of internal storage.
It uses a nano-SIM with no eSIM support, and connectivity includes Bluetooth.
Leva E22: Performance
A Unisoc chip runs Doro's basic MOCOR software, so it handles calls, texts and simple menus but cannot run apps like WhatsApp or a browser.
This is a feature phone rather than a smartphone, and the specification lists no 5G support.
Leva E22: Who Should Buy
Buy the Doro Leva E22 as a simple backup, an emergency phone, or for someone who wants only calls and texts with a slightly larger screen. Buyers who want the cheapest option in the same range can compare the more basic Leva E10. Buyers comparing upfront prices will find current deals in the table above.