Nokia 105, 1.8 Inch S30+ Feature Phone with 4G Connectivity, 128MB + 48MB Storage, 1020mAh Removable Battery, FM Radio (Wired and Wireless Dual Mode) and 3-in-1 Speaker - Black

This has been an amazing product. My daughter complains about it the entire time, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. It has protected her from bullies and bad things could possibly be able to get her. She has been able to contact her friends with no problems and we have been able to contact her to arrange transport and other arrange Arrangements. The only downside is that she was hoping she would be able to use it for time. Travel. God bless

Fits easily in my pocket. Has all the functions I need. Keys are inevitably a bit small.

don't like the menu, or the navigation, the middle button is super sensitive so you end up trying to select something and getting something else. Usually the radio! It charges very slowly and then the backlight stays on even when I've switched the phone off and the battery runs down over night. Don't love all the bloatware on it either, too many games. Not a good phone. They don't seem to make decent basic phones any more, this was the best priced one I could find and everything about it is awful.

Being amongst the early innovators in mobile technology, this offering from Nokia is below average for a company with its telecommunication history. I got this phone for my eldest son who is at secondary school as a communicating device to check where he is when out with friends and for him to call us in case of emergencies. Firstly, its very cheaply made which isn't surprising for a £20/£30 phone. The buttons are tiny, which suits a child but for me it's very cumbersome to use. The operating system isn't very intuitive, and you have to click around to try to find some obvious settings such as silent mode, which incidentally turns off vibrating too, so it's best to set this in 'Meeting mode'. Now, for some completely bizarre and ridiculous reason the phone doesn't allow you to hear the caller, when you turn the phone on from off mode. This maybe because it cant configure to a network on start-up quickly enough, but I'm just guessing, I have no idea why it does this, but for a communication device this is unforgivable. Overall, I would say to avoid this product and don't waste your money on this, it perhaps maybe wiser to spend a little more and get a mobile phone that actually allows you to use it as a mobile phone.

Will have made 5 stars but the charge port is not usb C, its the older USB mini, be careful as the port only fits one way, supplied with a UK mains 3 pin charger, works fine on the 3 Network, all phones are now sold unlocked from 2021 onwards due to EU regulations forcing the manufacturers to make them unlocked, instructions are vague, it does not show you how to unlock the keypad, Youtube it and its simple to do. they is No memory card slot so you can not listen to pre loaded mp3 Music, the FM radio works, better reception if you use wired headphones, bought for my son as an emergency phone, simple to set up, battery is 10% charged on arrival, they are 2 sim slots but this is not very useful unless you need 2 mobile phone numbers, you must remember that 2 SIM slots=no Micro SD card slot. its 4 G so will work an any network , 3 Network have turned off 2 and 3 G signals, many more providers to follow so DON'T buy a 2 or 3G phone, it must be 4G or 5G to work, many Nokia's being sold that are 2G but this is hidden in the small print, if it does not stated 4 G then don't buy it.even unlocked to any network phones will not work unless its 4G=Overall very happy=Buy 4G not 2 or 3 G they re now museum pieces, Internet access but very very basic, the computer on Space 1999 is quicker.

It did what it says

Good old phone

Bought fir my husband, he says the texts often dint open properly, have to open multiple times before will appear on screen. When writing texts, text will stop and reappear a few lines later, do not very good with texts. Games good, you have to use the free plays, then it won't let you play unless you pay for them, the only game available without paying is snake. Phonecalls good, volume and speaker perfect, a decent ish phone but got a lot of glitches and faults. Not very easy to use, no internet capability, and the signal fails quite often, not a phone id recommend unless it's for infrequent use or a child.

Per avere un cellulare di scorta da lavoro che sta in poco spazio E che serve per chiamare O ricevere telefonate ..più che buono

CUIDADO CON ESTE VENDEDOR Y LOS PRODUCTOS QUE VENDE EN ESTA PLATAFORMA, NO FUNCIONAN. NO RESPONDE, ETC. NO TECOMIENDO,

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Like the title suggests, this phone activates and works on the AT&T network as of August 2023. Regardless if you receive a text from AT&T saying this phone does not work on their network, it is incorrect. I have no clue about Verizon and T-Mobile networks. But I would assume it probably works? Don't even worry about the description saying this is a GSM only phone if you live in the USA. GSM/CDMA is mostly long gone. Expect to only be using 4G LTE in the USA anyways. So if you purchase this phone inside the USA and use it on AT&T with an AT&T SIM, you will notice that everything works except for calling. This is because the phone defaults to having VoLTE disabled. AT&T is a VoLTE calling only network. So enable VoLTE in Settings > Connections > VoLTE (check photos). Aside from the cellular fiasco, the phone is a great digital detox phone. This phone has an internet browser but it is very limited. Expect days of battery life with receiving texts and calls. The phone allows for a decent amount of customization. I strongly suggest to watch several videos on this phone if you want to get the most out of it. This phone comes with some extra games which I wasn't able to figure out how to uninstall them. But other than that, there was no bloatware. This is a good cheap phone that I have been able to get working in the USA for AT&T. HOWEVER, This phone only is able to utilize LTE bands 2 and 5 (about 50% of the network's available bands by coverage) for the AT&T network. I have not noticed any significant cellular performance problems even while driving long distances, but I cannot guarantee the same for you. This phone does not have any other radios besides its 2G-4G cellular radio. So no Bluetooth. I don't believe you can play music off of it except for the built-in FM radio receiver. It pairs well with the SanDisk Clip Jam MP3 player. I like it. For $50, I am satisfied. Just note the vertical viewing angles on the display suck (check image). However the horizontal viewing angles are good. UPDATE #1: I began having issues with VoLTE calling on AT&T. When I called certain people, the VoLTE call would not pass any voice. The call would ring and initialize when the person (or I) answered, but then it would hang and drop after 10 seconds of no voice. I fixed this issue by using a T-Mobile sim card (through Tello, great deals for low data rate plans). T-Mobile, so far has fixed all of the calling issues. T-Mobile even allows VoLTE on 4G as well. I have been able to use this phone with 2G on T-Mobile, but it seems like 2G support is ending in April 2024. Also, adding custom ringtones can be done. To do so, make sure the music file is in .WAV format and place it in the "Audio" folder when your phone connects to your PC. The phone also supports MIDI files if you so desire. Aside from this, I have encountered some bugs in the S30+ firmware. Such as: the screen staying on long past the screen sleep timer, the phone deregistering from the cell network and downgrading to 2G while strong connectivity (it reconnects after 30 seconds to 1 minute or so). These are minor bugs and do not happen often. But I still like the device. So far, I have not discovered how to (if possible) to update the firmware if Nokia even releases updates to these devices (which they should).