text: Nokia 105 Dual SIM Senior Phone | Orientatech
  We analyze the application Nokia 105 Dual SIM senior phone
  The Nokia 105 Dual SIM terminal is a low-cost and relatively easy-to-use terminal. Due to its size and simplicity in some of its functions, it can be considered a terminal indicated for the elderly. The terminal, in addition to incorporating the possibility of its use with dual SIM, includes basic functionalities such as alarm, flashlight or FM radio for a very competitive price.
  The warranty extends up to a period of 2 years.
  The phone is robust and has a shape and size that is intended to fit the palm of the hand, overall it is a lightweight and easy to carry phone.
  This design is missing a side button for volume control.
  The buttons, although with relief and some separation, are not as large and differentiable as in other models adapted for the elderly and the central button with cross movement and confirmation does not convince us because many times even exerting pressure on its central zone is not able to confirm your keystroke.
  On the different menu screens that are displayed, the type is relatively small and the contrasts are not very strong in some sections
  Call volume and quality
  The volume is not too high nor can the audio quality be comparable to that of higher-end terminals or some designed specifically for the elderly.
  The mode of writing and sending messages is simple and precisely this screen if it presents a high contrast greater than that of the menus in general.
  The terminal does not include a manual in Spanish, only French, German and Italian, its inclusion would be highly recommended. In any case, if there is a fairly complete online guide in Spanish:
  The FM radio does not come with built-in headphones and requires additional ones with a Jack connector. The radio has a fairly acceptable audio quality and tunes in the surrounding stations well.
  The phone does not have a charging station. Although it incorporates a micro USB charger that is relatively easy to connect, we consider the inclusion of a charging base in this type of terminal very useful.
  The phone has an LED flashlight on the top that is activated by one of the main menu icons.
  The 800mAh battery that is included with the terminal has a very long autonomy, being able to last up to 15 hours in conversation and up to a whopping 21 days in standby without the need to charge.
  The calendar, called "agenda" in the menu, makes it easy to add reminders.
  The phone incorporates games like the classic Nokia Snake. But you have to be careful because some of them are not free and include an option to be purchased through SMS. We believe that payment options should be restricted in terminals intended for seniors. In addition, we consider that within the menu all games should be contained in the same folder called "games" to facilitate their identification.
  Accessibility for people with vision difficulties has to be checked when presenting the menus with small text and low contrast.
  The Nokia 105 Dual SIM is a terminal that can offer certain functionalities such as calls and messages with some extras for a very reasonable price. If what you are looking for is a cheap, lightweight mobile phone, to stay connected, this is a very suitable option. If what you are looking for is a terminal that offers other security functions such as the SOS button, or a higher-end terminal, you can consult other options within our website.
  Good price offering more than calls and SMS.
  It is a very light and easy to carry phone
  Improvable font sizes and contrasts and complexity in some of the buttons
  Certain details common in other terminals for the elderly are missing, such as SOS button and charging station