HMD 105 4G Keypad Phone with YouTube, Built-in UPI App, Phone Talker, Long-Lasting Battery, Type - C, Wireless FM Radio | Pink

This phone is amazing and network connectivity perfect in this prize range and one of the best thing is beautiful square design but one thing is missing in this phone I saw When the call rings, the person in receive the call the phone is doesn't vibrate. All over the Nokia HMD 105 is the best phone for daily use and office work. Thanks

White screen of death and freeze while 2g fallback from 4g during call in non jio sim (airtel , vi) in places where Volte is not stable. Otherwise perfectly working with jio (as it doesnt have 2g fallback). Good quality in that sense.

It's good on paper, big screen, big battery. But biggest issue was software issue. I tried 2 pieces both have exact same issue. Usually keypad phone have 5 number long press for emergency call from main screen but this model can start emergency call from any screen. So much frustrating. Called hmd but they also not knowing this as issue nor they have any solution. When typing SMS or editing contact number, 5 number long press start emergency call. Also random music player & FM also started too much bugs in software. Factory restore also not working on issue.

Over all it was the nice product and it supports 4g also and feels weightless

Basic keypad mobile phone

I bought this for my father who is around 80 years old and not able to hear properly so I need a keypad phone having big display and having high volume . Today I received the phone. The volume is better in comparison to NOKIA phone. Display also OK. Battery back up has not checked. Buttons are big and separate. Support Jio VoLte Sims and 4g Drawback :- We cannot customise the joy keys. just like my father he is habituated of using right top button as contact in Samsung keypad phone. But here it is fixed for Cloud and left top key is fixed for GO TO. Next issue is with searching name in contract. The same issue I found in Nokia as well. When we type a letter to search - it doesn't show the name starting with entered character. Instead of that it shows the name containing the entered character.

Battery backup excellent. Pocket-friendly. Online radio app. is extra addition. Build quality good. Far better than 101 4g model.

I received a used and defective phone. Naturally, I initiated a return the same day—because when you order a phone, you generally expect it to do at least one trendy feature: turn on. The pickup agent arrived the next day, and that’s when the real entertainment began. He refused to accept the return because he couldn’t start the phone himself. Apparently, the rule is: unless the pickup person can view the IMEI number on the device, the return can’t be collected. So, to summarize: if the seller sends you a fully defective phone, congratulations—you may have just unlocked “Hard Mode” for returns. It’s a truly remarkable system. The more broken the product is, the harder it becomes to return. I didn’t know my purchase came with a bonus escape room experience. Then came the next episode: contacting Amazon Customer Care. Finding the correct phone number and waiting to reach an actual human being felt like a small test of patience and destiny. But credit where it’s due—once I finally reached a representative, she resolved the issue in about 3 minutes. That was genuinely the best part of the entire journey. In my opinion, sellers who ship used/defective products should be permanently removed from the platform. This didn’t feel like an honest mistake—it felt like someone knowingly sent a faulty unit and hoped the return process would discourage me. The funniest part? I’m not even reviewing the phone anymore. I’m reviewing a seller’s quality control, a pickup policy that collapses when the device is dead, and customer support that—thankfully—was the only thing that actually worked.