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The Nokia 105 (2017) is a basic feature phone for calls and texts, with a 1.8-inch QQVGA screen, an 800mAh battery and 4MB of internal storage. It is dual SIM and unlocked for GSM networks, so it takes two SIM cards and works with any carrier that still runs a GSM network. It suits people who want a cheap, tough backup phone, a travel handset or a first phone for a child, and it competes with other entry-level candybar phones on simplicity and battery life rather than features. It has no camera, no app store and no Wi-Fi, so it is a phone for talking and texting, not a smartphone substitute.
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Owners of the Nokia 105 line treat it as a dependable, no-frills phone: easy to use, sturdy and slow to drain. The common complaints are the lack of a camera and smart features and the limited storage.
The Nokia 105 (2017) is a classic mobile phone for everyday calls and texts.
It has a 1.8-inch QQVGA screen and a tactile keyboard. The body is compact and lightweight, and it is shaped to fit comfortably in the hand.
It runs Nokia Series 30+ and has 4MB of internal storage. An 800mAh battery powers it.
