HMD 105 Keypad Phone with Built-in UPI App, Phone Talker, Long-Lasting Battery, Wireless FM Radio | Black

Good product, love it,

Best Features Phone in affordable price.

Very bad experience. phone not working.

The media could not be loaded. Charger is not Type-C and it is Micro USB Type. Body colour is great. The buttons feel wonderful. 4G and 3G SIM doesn't work as it supports only 2G. Airtel 4G SIM works nicely as Airtel 4G is compatible with 2G handset. Jio 4G doesn't work. There is no camera. Volume is crystal clear. Very light weight and easy to carry. It provides a very uncomplicated interface and it is perfect for digital detoxification. Snake is there. Call recording is there but for that to work SD card has to be installed. UPI payment interface is also there.

Phone is light weight, stylish and compact. Using Bsnl sim. Call connectivity is good.Torch light is bright enough and FM tunes really well. But battery drains fast. No Kannada language support, call volume sound is too high and no separate battery folder in the menu list. Liked the phone for the price.

Worth of each penny

Ok when compaired to price. But not good in terms of UI, build quality is average, call quality is average, phone is bulky but small and handy, ringer volume is loud enough, keypad size is good but screen and fornt size is small.I miss my old samsung guru music2 phone, sadly not available in market any more.

I've been using the Samsung Feature phones for over 15 years. Still, I am using it. So, I am writing this review by comparing with Samsung feature phones.1. Build:HMD has nailed it. Though Samsung feature phones are looks slim it feels weight in our hands. But this HMD looks bulk than the Samsung Feature phones but it's very light weight.And the body is fully plastic. I feel it's very thin than my Samsung feature phones. So, there's a high chance to get broken if we drop it.2. Display:I won't complaint the display and it's brightness for this price. I have no issues when using outdoors.3. Battery:Will update this soon. Because using for the past 5 days since I switched on the device without charging it.4. Call:Started using BSNL Sim. Haven't faced any network issues. I think the signal reception on this HMD 105 is far superior to the Samsung Feature Phone. When coming to call quality, I didn't face any issues.Only thing is loudspeaker when speaking on call. It's not so loud unlike the ringing tones or music player loudness. I feel like using without speaker is sounds good even if we keep the phone away from ears.5. Software:Another area where I am not fully satisfied. Because it's not very user-friendly.There's 1 alarm tone but we can't adjust the volume of the alarm.There's 1 wallpaper and if we want to change then we have to choose it from the SD Card.There's 3 message tones and 5 ringtones. If we have to use other tones, we have to go to Files, to choose from SD Card. Can't choose right from the respective tones page.It's not easy for everyone to navigate to SD card to choose their desired tones. But message and ringing tones volume can be adjustable.UPI is available. But I haven't used it yet.6. Extras:- KEYPAD: It's rubber. Feels soft. Very responsive. My biggest concern is the main button 🔳 which helps to select. It's not protruding upwards as in the Samsung Feature Phones. And it's surrounded by the protruding navigation keys which makes it difficult to use the select option. But you may not feel like that.- TORCH: Very brighter than Samsung Feature Phones- SPEAKER: It's killer one. Didn't expect this much loudness from this HMD 105. Very loud than the Samsung Feature phones. Whether it's an alarm or ringing or message or music player or fm radio, the sound is more than enough.But I don't understand why the same loudness is not available when we use handsfree option on phone calls.- FM RADIO: Works without audio jack- AUDIO JACK: 3.5mm jack is there- SD CARD: I am using 4GB SD card and chose the message, ringing and alarm tone from the cards. Also, we have basic file manager options such as move, copy, rename, propertiesMicro - USB: It's 2024. So HMD could've given a USB-C.My concerns are loudness of handsfree phone calls, select button 🔳 and UI where we can't choose tones right from the respective page itself and can't control the volume of an alarm ⏰.