Nokia 105

Technical specifications

I recently bought this phone for 50 PLN as a secondary device for calls or outdoor trips and I must say it is quite good. Of course, the battery in an already quite old phone is average, but other than that it is fine. The brightness exceeds expectations, unlocking the device is extremely simple (any button), even my father can manage it, the speaker is loud (a disadvantage is what someone else mentioned, holding it against the ear with the back of the device), the build quality is solid (it is quite thick, the keyboard is pleasant to the touch despite being made of rubber) and there are a few games that pass the time. The screen is debatable, it is quite small, but perhaps placing it between huge bezels adds to its durability. A disadvantage, at least for me, is the lack of a camera, but I knew what I was buying so I will not act surprised. The lack of Bluetooth is also a downside, although a minor one for me. There is also a lack of internal memory, so you will not listen to music on this phone, except via the radio. I will not send photos, I have wired headphones. Overall the mobile phone fulfills its purpose, it catches a signal, the radio is also a nice addition, as are various calculators, timers, a flashlight, etc. For this price I recommend it.

I found one in the .....electronic waste.... As it turns out, it is functional. Despite the passage of years (original battery, I think), it lasts an average of 5 days. I use it as a business phone. Quite good call quality (after all, the device was designed for this) for operating exclusively in 2G ( GSM ). The display could be a bit larger, so for people with weaker eyesight it might be a bit problematic, but it is clear. As a second phone (e.g. business) that is used exclusively for calls, it is ideal.