Nokia105 [2017] TA-1037 Dual-Band (850/1900) Factory Unlocked Mobile Phone Black no warranty (Black)

Equipo muy bueno , con muy buena batería , no tuve problemas al utilizar un SIM Telcel y con radio .Solo le encontrado un PERO, y es un caso muy muy particular: Para utilizar la radio te pide tener unos auriculares conectados, pero el problema es que con unos earpods de apple no funciona, no reconoce esos audífonos pero al conectar cualquier otro cable 3.5 , no tienen que ser audífonos , puede ser un cable auxiliar, no tendrás problema alguno :) Yo lo solucione así pero lo digo por que tenia unos earpods a la mano y pensé que el puerto 3.5 estaba dañado pero no, ya que adquirí dos de estos equipos y en ambos sucede lo mismo, pero nada que no pueda solucionar con otros auriculares o cable .

I did away with my iPhone 6 Plus in April of 2017 and have been trying out a couple different "dumb" phones since then (an original Nokia 3310 from the early 2000s, the Punkt MP01, and now the 105). I have to say that I like the Nokia 105 the most of any I have used.The call quality is okay all-in-all (this has a lot to do with being on the almost-defunct 2G network provided to T-Mobile by AT&T) and I can hear conversations rather well even while walking down a busy city street with sirens/honking/yelling people. While on a call, I can pick up a certain tinny/hollow "echo" of sorts that, while distracting at first, actually helps me hear people better.Other reviewers have been complaining of the texting being lackluster. The T9 works adequately I think and there's the option within the texting menu to switch languages (so stoked that French is included). While I appreciate that I can use this for texting moderately well, the point of having this phone for me is so that I text less. Thus the overall usability of this feature being a bit limited is the point for me. For a dumb phone with T9 (which is by its very nature harder to use than the interface of a smartphone), Nokia did an appreciable job.The battery life is wonderful since nothing on this phone makes me use it for more than calling or texting people. I have gone several days without charging while using it for many hour-long+ conversations and sporadic texting. It uses the universal micro-USB for charging. Should you be away from any source of power, a second battery can be had rather easily and changed by yourself.

Un telefono muy, muy basico. Solo tiene un solo papel tapiz, no mas de cinco tipos de tono de notificacion. No puede grabar audio o llamadas, no tiene navegador, ni web ni de archivos.Pero a este aparato le dura la pila casi un mes en modo de espera. Tiene lampara, las teclas son suaves y retroiluminadas, tiene entrada micro USB y no tarda casi nada en cargar completo (una hora y media, menos si se usa una fuente de mas intensidad de corriente que el que viene en la caja, que es de 500 mA). Tiene radio FM, aunque necesita audifonos o manos libres para utilizarlo. Para telefono de emergencias es perfecto, para desastres lo seria si no necesitara audifonos para el radio.El acabado es mate y se marca facilmente.

I bought this phone for my grandson just to make simple calls, nothing fancy. It was NOT UNLOCKED as advertised and the sim card would not work. By the time we realized that it was not unlocked and could not use our sim card the return period had expiredNO WARRANTY, NOT UNLOCKED, NOT AS ADVERTISEDDO NOT BUY FROM THIS SELLER

Look, I’m not gonna pretend this is some amazing phone that you must buy but it does exactly what it says it does.I purchased it for a friend in a transitional home. During treatment they are not allowed camera phons or phones with internet access. Do you realize how hard those are to find these days?! I found this one and one being sold for well over $100. No thanks. I’ll try this one.It works on the old 2G network so I hooked it up with MetroPCS by T-Mobil. It’s not locked like others have stated, they probably just tried using it on a network like AT&T that doesn’t support 2G anymore. I believe t-mobile/metroPCS might be the only major company that still has the 2G network but I could be wrong. Maybe other pay as you go companies use it as well.It does have a flashlight feature along with a radio that picks up local stations if you hook up some headphones and a bunch of old school games like Snake.You cannot send or receive picture messages or emojis. It’s a throwback phone to before technology took off.If you’re looking for a phone without internet and camera, this is your guy. Or if you’re just in need of a super cheap throw away Trak phone. It serves its purpose.It is fairly small so texting with fat fingers in the old t-9 text style might be a pain in the ass if you’re a big texter but we did it back in the day, you can get used to it and do it now.