Nokia 105 4G | Dual SIM | GSM Unlocked Mobile Phone | Volte | Charcoal | International Version | Not for AT&T/Cricket/Verizon/Boost – Blue
$59.98
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With Nokia 105, keeping in touch with family and friends has never been easier – or more rewarding. Built with 4G VoLTE capabilities, calls are so crisp and clear that those close to you will feel even closer. And when you’re not calling, listening to FM radio and playing games will keep you smiling through your down time – especially as its zoomed menus and Readout text-to-speech function makes navigating your way around the phone as easy as can be.
Compatibility: The Nokia 105 4G works with GSM carriers like T-Mobile and T-Mobile subsidiaries, but not AT&T, Cricket, Verizon or Verizon/AT&T subsidiaries.
Large buttons and zoomed menus for easy navigation on the 1.8″ display
Stay connected with crisp, clear calls over 4G VoLTE
Long 12 hour battery life to keep you talking and texting
Rear camera, LED flashlight, games, and FM radio for entertainment
8 reviews for Nokia 105 4G | Dual SIM | GSM Unlocked Mobile Phone | Volte | Charcoal | International Version | Not for AT&T/Cricket/Verizon/Boost – Blue
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Kindle Customer –
Worst phone I’ve ever used
This phone is garbage. Can’t even do basic calling and texting on it. Disconnects from the network every 2-3 minutes and requires a reboot to re-establish connection. Don’t waste your time opening the box. Place it straight in the bin and save yourself an hour of frustration.
Roy –
Great Basic ‘Dumb’ Phone
Perfect if you want a basic ‘old school’ phone. Even if you want to use your smart phone and just have a back up for times when you want to be less available. Took me back to my younger days. Also a great option for tweens that need to make a call to mom or dad or text from practice / sporting events, emergencies, or just to stay in touch without having all the worries of too many apps, internet, etc. It does have internet capabilities, but believe me when I say…it is NOT the same thing. Kids will not be able to really do much on there regarding internet. At least not in the way they are used to with smart phones. LOL.
Jennifer –
Best
Good
Nate Haynes –
Great overall, no group messaging though
Works well and reliable. It does work with US carriers that are GSM like Tmobile. You’ll get a message that its not fully compatible but it still works fine. I think thats only because it doesn’t have 5g. It feels like a cheaper plastic than what the old Nokia bricks were but its just as hardy. It fell out of my pocket while I was running and skidded across asphalt and was completely fine. My only complaint is that it doesn’t do group messaging. You get all the messages individually and can only respond to individuals. You can get picture messages but they are microscopic.
teri –
Not compatible w/ US networks
Doesn’t work on current US networks
Noelle –
Just too hard to use.
Just too hard to use. It took hours to figure out the phone. Wasn’t worth it.
baron stevenson –
Great dumb phone
This is a good dumb phone
Mariana Soto –
Screen super small, hard to use with big hands.
The scream is so small, it’ll make your eye pupils suffer. And the middle button to toggle when you try to send a text, it’ll scroll you to every option if you have big hands. and yes, the browser is trash. Def not worth the money.