Nokia 105 2G Feature Phone with long-lasting battery, 12 hours of talk-time, wireless FM radio, large display, and tactile keyboard, Dual Sim - Charcoal

Perfect for kids. Not internet, good battery good quality good cost durable and not camera! Not tactil screen not easy to use compared with old people's models. In my opinion is not difficult for one 6 year old kid but can be for one 3 or 4 years old.

I have several of these phones as backup - work on call phones - and I really can't fault them for the price point and fantastic value for money - and takes two sims at the same time. PLEASE REMEMBER this is NOT a smartphone - and only works on the 2G frequencies - not 3/4/5G. Battery will last DAYS. Great for someone as a backup or who does not want a smartphone - basic calls and texts only - and no touch. Fantastic value.

I bought this smartphone for my 11 year old for going to secondary school on the bus. I wanted him to be able to stay in touch with me in case he got lost or delayed, without all the smartphone features that are so potentially addictive and dangerous for kids. This one seemed perfect and the price point even more so! If it gets lost it's not such an issue (bearing in mind phones and devices are more likely to get lost with absent minded kids). All in all it's a great value brick phone; the turquoise colour is good for not getting lost and being visible in the depths of your back, and it's small and light enough to fit in your bag or pocket without weighing you down (or your kid's already heavy school bag). The interface is fine; most of us probably remember it from our pre-smartphone days. There's the classic game "Snake" to pass the time when bored on the bus, and you can text and so on. Obviously there's no internet but I didn't want that for my child. One small annoyance: there are a few other basic games like Tetris but you have to pay to get the full game, which I thought was a bit of a rip off! This is a bit of an idiot-proof device for anyone who is a technophobe - and easy to learn. All in all good value and a decent option for anyone looking to stay smartphone free for longer - or to purchase a basic phone that won't break easily, won't matter if it gets lost and won't get your child addicted to the internet and apps. Worth it!

Cheap lightweight plastic toy. Very disappointed. Wouldn’t work, wouldn’t charge. The only positive is that I had no problems getting a refund.

Just old Nokias from back in the day, just with a modern take, but still as basic as you might remember. I got it for my son to use walking home from school as I definitely don't want him having a smart phone for now. The battery lasts for days. Calls are pretty clear. It does calls and texts. That is all we need. It weighs next to nothing and charges quickly. Be warned: It needs 2G so only works properly on O2 or Vodafone in the UK. Other networks might not have good signal. Check that first.

Very good , excellent little Nokia phone

Bought this phone for my elderly mum as she wanted a basic mobile phone and she’s very happy with it. It’s easy to use and charge lasts a long time

I bought the Nokia 105 for my son as he needed a break from screens. I had taken his iPhone away, but I still wanted him to have a way to contact me if needed. This phone is perfect for that. It is simple, easy to use, and does exactly what it is meant to do which is calls and texts. No distractions, no apps, just basic communication. The battery life is excellent and it feels sturdy as well. It gave me peace of mind knowing he could reach me, while also helping him step away from constant screen time. Very pleased with this purchase.

Lovely colour functional and neat, quite small with a werd texture on the back but still very nice. Cool functions.

Not usb-c charging port