Several weeks after the 5G handset was made public, Nokia published its 4G price. A wireless FM radio and a built-in LED torch is among the new features of the Nokia feature phone. VoLTE is also available on the smartphone. Even though it's an entry-level phone, in China, you can make seamless payments using AliPay.
| Price in Pakistan | Rs: 4,999 |
| CPU | N/A |
| Chipset | Unisoc T107 |
| GPU | N/A |
| Technology | QQVGA Display |
| Size | 1.8 Inches |
| Resolution | 120 x 160 Pixels (~113 PPI) |
| Protection | N/A |
| Extra Features | N/A |
| Built-in | 48MB Built-in, 128MB RAM |
| Card | No |
| Main | No Camera |
| Features | N/A |
| Front | No Camera |
| Sensors | N/A |
| Audio | MP3 player, 3-in-1 speaker |
| Browser | No |
| Messaging | SMS |
| Games | Built-in + Downloadable |
| Torch | Yes |
| Extra | Readout assist, Torch, Games, English with Oxford (from Origin Data), Internet |
| Capacity | (Li-ion Removable), 1020 mAh |
| Standby | up to 11 days (Dual SIM, 3G) |
| Talktime | up to 6 hrs (Dual SIM, 3G) |
| Price | Rs: 4,999 |
HMD Global, the licensee of the Nokia brand, the Nokia 105 4G and Nokia 110 4G earlier this month. There is a significant difference between the Nokia 105 4G, and the Nokia 110 in its camera. The Nokia 110 features a camera that does not appear on the Nokia 105 4G.
E-commerce listings show that the Nokia 105 4G will cost 4,999. The phone will be available in black, blue, and red colors in China.
Dual-SIM (Nano) Nokia 105 4G has a 1.8-inch QQVGA (120x160 pixels) colour screen and is driven by Unisoc T107 SoC, along with 128MB of RAM and 48MB of onboard memory. MicroSD card expansion is also possible up to 32GB using the phone's slot. In addition to 4G LTE, FM radio, a Micro-USB port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. There is also an LED torch.
This content includes games, an Internet browser, and an English dictionary on the Nokia 105 4G. Readout Assist also allows you to hear the onscreen menu items read out loud.
Just one year after Pekka Lundmark took over the reins at Nokia, changing geopolitics and a new round of cost-cutting have propelled Nokia back into the global 5G rollout race.
Even US pressure on European governments to crack down on China's Huawei gave Nokia 5310 price the upper hand against archrival Ericsson, despite Nokia's missteps in choosing the wrong type of chips and losing a multi-billion dollar Verizon contract to Samsung.
Nokia said earlier this month that it would raise its full-year outlook when it reports its second-quarter results on Thursday. Lundmark spoke of a challenging year of transition with "meaningful headwinds" in February, but two strong quarters have led to a turnaround.
