Nokia 105 4G Edition (2023) Feature Phone with Dual SIM, 1.8 Inch Display, 1450 mAh Battery, 48 MB RAM / 128 MB ROM, Expandable Memory, 3.5 mm Headphone Jack, FM Radio - Charcoal

We were looking for a 'dumb phone' for emergency use only for our school-age child as he gains some independence, and we needed something very simplistic without apps or a camera. It has some extra features we absolutely don't need, and I'd love to be able to customise things a bit more, but for basic functionality and the option to adjust volume profiles pretty intensively (it turns out you CAN make keytones silent, if you do it via profiles), I absolutely can't fault it. It feels sturdy enough for the usual knocks you'd expect from a kid's use, the ringer is nice and loud, and it does everything it needs to do.

Good phone but full of bloatware.Nice and loud, good signal quality , decent sound quality, strong battery.Makes you pay for classic games like Tetris which come preinstalled. Quite simple to use once you get used to it and has a sleek design. Could do with an option to remove facebook

Great little phone, texts, calls and alarm all available at an amazingly cheap price.

This is a good-looking feature phone which is comfortable in the hands and pocket. The functionality is high-end compared to my previous Nokia 105.However (and this is why only three stars), the battery life is awful! With minimal usage (no calls, no games, no music or radio - just SMS) I have to charge it every 2-3 days! Previous phones have needed charging every week or better - have i got a dud battery?

Great little phone bought to tide me over while my Pixel 4A is having it's battery replaced. Be aware that the sim slot is full sized, so if you are going to use a nano sim like the Pixel has, you will need a sim adapter.

works well and can even access internet for quick bits of info when needed. good battery life also.

I purchased two of these phones in anticipation of the switchover to 4g which is imminent. Nowhere on this webpage does it stipulate that the phone will only accept a 'Nano' sim card, which is much smaller than the O2 card which I have used on all previous mobile phones. I have had to return both phones using tracked and signed for post, which came to over £11. The company who sold me the phones sends you a return label but you need a printer and have to pay for the postage yourself. What a waste of money! The one star is a reflection of the insufficient details in the advertising.

Good