The Doro Leva L20 is an ultra-simple phone built for calls and texts at a very low price. It has a small screen and basic hardware, aimed at buyers who want the simplest possible handset rather than a full smartphone.
Leva L20: Display
The 2.4-inch colour display has a 240 x 320 resolution, enough to show contacts, menus and call information clearly.
This is a tiny, low-resolution screen suited to calls and texts rather than reading or media.
Leva L20: Camera
There is a single 2MP main camera with an LED flash for the occasional snap.
Image quality is very low by design, so photography is not a reason to choose this phone.
Leva L20: Battery
The 1,150mAh battery is small, but with only a tiny screen and basic features to power, it lasts well for light use.
No charging speed is listed in the manufacturer specification, so a standard charge is the safe assumption.
Leva L20: Size, Weight and Build
At 107 x 56 x 20mm and 131g, the Leva L20 is small, thick and light, with an IP54 rating for protection against dust and splashes, in Black and Red and White finishes.
It uses a nano-SIM with no eSIM support, and connectivity covers Bluetooth 5.0.
Leva L20: Performance
A Unisoc UMS9117S chip runs Doro's simple software for calls, texts and basic functions.
This is minimal hardware, so it handles the essentials only, and the specification lists no 5G support.
Leva L20: Who Should Buy
Buy the Doro Leva L20 as a very simple phone for calls and texts, a basic backup, or for someone who wants the easiest possible handset. Buyers who want apps, a bigger screen and a proper camera should step up to a simple Android phone such as the Aurora A10. Buyers comparing upfront prices will find current deals in the table above.