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

The phone was bought as a gift for someone, but not suitable as it didnt take an sd card. Return was very easy, and the actual item was good in itself. If you want an easy to use, basic phone that does texts and calls, then yes id recommend this.

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.

it is ok for a starter phone but it feels like cheap plastic its quite easy to use has an all right battery life it broke on the 9th day and the screen is quite small so over all ... its a good starter phone but if you wanted a phone with games social media ect... this isnt the right phone but if you want to have a detox of smart phones or just want a simple phone this would be a good choice

If you want a phone that does phoning, this isn’t it. 3 bars signal when its awake, but the power save is so aggressive that it drops the signal the second you stop actually typing and you can’t receive calls or have to wait two minutes for it to connect when it is woken up. Pointless.

My brother is so happy with his new phone. It has games, radio calculator along with the standard features. Its a small phone but very good value for money.

It's so much worse than Nokia phones we had 20 years ago. The usability of the software is poor. * The keyboard is hard to lock (you need to scroll through menus to fins this action) and easy to accidentally unlock. I get calls from my daughter's backpack all the time. * One of the soft buttons is hard wired to turning the radio on (the most useful function, right?). You can't change that. So you have to cram all the other shortcuts you need into the second soft button. * Menu navigation is not intuitive. And it's hard to access – it is very easy to press it sideways, and one of joystick shortcuts will open instead of the menu. * A number of games is preloaded onto the phone, but they are demo versions that require payment after first 3 games. Hey, we always had the snake for free! And there is no means to pay, b.t.w., even if you want to. So they just litter the menu of the phone after the free games are over. * The calls are all right though.

No issues

I often go to the negative reviews for a product, to get an idea of the lay of the land. It doesn't matter if a certain issue is rare - if the wheels fall off a car occasionally, then it speaks to unacceptable quality control. So the negative reviews almost put me off buying this phone - which has been bought as a teen back-up emergency phone, for if her main phone dies - & - if you pull out a charger, it just gets snatched by her friends! I was expecting nasty to go with cheap - but it's absolutely fine. Some are citing issues with the centre navigation button/system - but really you need to press the sides with your nail, not a finger. Trying to press it with your actual finger, you're gonna be on a hiding to nothing. Working great with an EE SIM - but my use-case is emergency calls, & SMS texts.

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