At the Nokia G21 launch event for India, HMD Global also announced a couple of 2G-only feature phones. These handsets are officially called Nokia 105 and Nokia 105 Plus. The former is the 4th-gen Nokia 105, while the latter is the first plus model in the series.
The Nokia 105 and the Nokia 105 Plus are priced at ₹1,299 ($17) and ₹1,399 ($18) respectively. Both arrive in Charcoal and an exclusive color option. For the former, the unique hue is Blue and for the latter, it is Red. They can be soon purchased from either retail outlets, Nokia.com, or eCommerce platforms.
For ₹100 more, the plus variant sports a MicroSD card slot (32GB). Thanks to this, it comes with features like an MP3 player and auto-call recording.
Apart from the aforementioned differences, the duo is identical to each other. They arrive with a polycarbonate body, a T9 keypad, and a small LCD screen.
The phones can store up to 2000 contacts and 500 text messages (SMS). They sport a built-in LED torch and support wireless FM radio as well as classic games.
Talking about endurance, HMD Global claims 18-day standby time and up to 12 hours of talk time. They are rated to charge fully in 1.5 hours.
Last but not least, the Nokia 105 and the Nokia 105 Plus come with a 1-year replacement guarantee.
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