For long lasting connections
The Nokia 105 4G is a durable, ultra-reliable feature phone from HMD Global (makers of Nokia phones) that prioritizes long-lasting connectivity, clear calls, and simplicity in a compact, budget-friendly package—ideal for basic communication, seniors, kids, or as a secondary device for emergencies and travel. It supports 4G VoLTE for HD voice calls, ensuring crisp, clear conversations with reduced background noise and better reach in areas with 4G coverage. The bright 1.8-inch QQVGA IPS display (120 x 160 pixels) offers good visibility with options for zoomed-in menus, larger fonts, and an intuitive interface with big keys for easy one-handed use. Powered by a removable 1020 mAh (or up to 1450 mAh in later/updated variants) battery, it delivers exceptional endurance—up to 8–16 hours of talk time, weeks of standby, or days of light use on a single charge. Key extras include a built-in torch, wireless and wired FM radio, preloaded games like Snake, MP3 player, Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, Opera Mini browser for basic internet access, expandable storage via microSD (up to 32 GB), and a voice recorder. Running on the lightweight Series 30+ OS with no apps or distractions, it focuses purely on essentials like calls, SMS (with quick-dial support), and staying connected without the complexity or battery drain of smartphones—available in simple colors like Black, Charcoal, or Cyan, with a rugged build that’s lightweight (around 80–93 g) and splash-resistant in newer editions.
Key Features
4G VoLTE Connectivity for Clear Calls
The Nokia 105 4G supports 4G VoLTE technology, enabling high-definition voice calls with reduced background noise, faster call setup, and improved coverage in areas with 4G networks. This ensures crystal-clear conversations even in challenging signal conditions, making it a reliable choice for users who prioritize voice communication over data-heavy features.
Long-Lasting Removable Battery
Equipped with a removable 1020 mAh battery (or up to 1450 mAh in some regional variants), the phone delivers exceptional endurance with up to 8–16 hours of talk time, several weeks of standby, and days of mixed light use on a single charge. The removable design allows easy battery swaps for extended outings or travel without needing frequent recharges.
Bright and User-Friendly 1.8-inch Display
The device features a clear 1.8-inch QQVGA IPS display with 120 x 160 resolution, offering good visibility outdoors and indoors. It includes zoomed-in menu options, large font sizes, and an intuitive interface paired with big, tactile keys, making it especially accessible for seniors, first-time users, or anyone who prefers simple navigation.
Essential Tools and Entertainment
Built-in utilities include a powerful LED torch for emergencies, wireless FM radio with recording capability, wired FM radio support, preloaded classic games like Snake, an MP3 player, voice recorder, and a basic Opera Mini browser for light web access. These features provide practical functionality and light entertainment without the complexity of a smartphone.
Expandable Storage and Bluetooth Connectivity
The phone supports microSD card expansion up to 32 GB for storing contacts, messages, photos, and music, while Bluetooth 5.0 enables easy file transfers, wireless headset pairing, and connection to other devices. This keeps the Nokia 105 4G versatile for basic data sharing and audio needs while staying focused on core calling and texting.
What’s in the Box
- Handset
- User Manual
FAQs
Does the Nokia 105 4G have a camera?
No, the Nokia 105 4G does not include any camera (front or rear). It’s designed as a pure feature phone focused on calls, texting, radio, and basic tools, so there’s no photo or video capability. Many users choose it specifically for this reason—to avoid distractions or for environments where cameras are restricted, like schools or certain workplaces.
How long does the battery actually last in real-world use?
The removable 1450 mAh battery (or 1020 mAh in older variants) provides exceptional endurance: up to 8–16 hours of talk time, 12+ days of standby, or several days of mixed light use (calls, texting, occasional radio/MP3). Users often report 1–2 weeks between charges with minimal activity, and battery saver mode extends this further. It’s one of the phone’s biggest strengths for travel, backups, or as a kid/senior device.
Can I use it for internet browsing or hotspot?
It supports basic 4G internet via the preloaded Opera Mini browser for simple web access (text-heavy sites, no video/audio streaming support). However, it cannot act as a Wi-Fi hotspot or share its 4G connection—there’s no tethering/hotspot feature. Connectivity focuses on calls (VoLTE), Bluetooth file transfers, and light browsing rather than full smartphone data use.
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