HMD Global just launched two 2G Nokia phones in the country. These are called Nokia 105 and Nokia 105 Plus, and both carry almost the same set of features other than an MP3 player and a call recording feature in the 105 Plus. Both phones have a compact, traditional Nordic design with a scratch and impact-resistant shell. The display size in both models is 1.77 inches.
The Nokia 105 is offered in charcoal and blue shades and can be had at a price tag of Rs 1299, while the 105 Plus is available in charcoal and red shades and is priced at Rs 1399. It’s worth noting here that Nokia is offering a one-year replacement policy with these phones. In terms of features, these models are equipped with a wireless FM radio, an LED torchlight, and built-in games.
The Nokia 105 Plus sports a 32GB microSD card and users need to install the memory card in order to save call recordings. Otherwise, it will fill up the entire storage space. Also, the Nokia 105 Plus comes equipped with a bigger 1000 mAh battery as compared to the 800 mAh battery in the Nokia 105. As claimed by Nokia, this battery can offer 12 hours of talk time and standby for up to 18 days.