Nokia 110 4g and Nokia 105 4G are the two latest phones by Nokia and are also listed on the Nokia website. The new Nokia 4G feature phones are trending because it comes with an inbuilt LED torch, a camera sensor on the back, and an efficient storage of 32GB. Nokia 105 4G still lacks the camera sensor and a few more other features present in Nokia 110 4G. Both the phones come with attractive color options such as Aqua Blue, Black, and Yellow and in shades of Red. They also come with a dual-SIM (Nano) support and run on Series 30+ operating system. The availability of Nokia 110 4G and Nokia 105 4G is still not revealed and is eagerly awaited. The phones also has a special feature display of 1.8-inch QQVGA(120*160 pixels) displays and are powered by Unisoc T107 SoC along with 128MB of RAM and 48MB of onboard storage.
Differences and similarities between new Nokia 110 4G and 105 4G feature phones
The only difference between Nokia 110 4G and Nokia 105 4G is that the former comes with a camera sensor along with an MP3 player and a microSD card slot, whereas the latter Nokia 105 4G is devoid of any sensor like feature. The similarities between them are that they both have a Readout Assist feature and works well as a text-to-speech engine to read on-screen menus out loud. Both these phones are highly recommended for elderly people as the zoom-in menus make it easy for them to read. They also have good batter back up and can deliver up to 5 hours of talk time on a 4G network. They also have 18 days of standby time. Both the phones are approximately of the same weight and weigh around 84.5 grams and 80.2 grams respectively. Nokia has launched 4G feature phone almost as after 2 years of its launching of previous phones. Earlier Nokia 110 and 105 were launched by HMD Global in 2019, with a 2G support. They have simple features like 1.77-inch display and an 800mAh battery. Those phones were earlier priced in India at Rs, 1599 and 1,199 few years ago. But the prices of the Nokia launched 4G feature phone are yet to be revealed.
