A glance up at the picture above and with the word "Lumia" missing from this device's name you may think we've travelled back in time, but oh no the Nokia 105 is very much part of the here and now.

Nokia might have lost ground in the high-end smartphone market to Samsung and Apple, but it still has a huge share of the featurephone market and the Nokia 105 looks to increase this further.

No fancy operating system, no camera, no apps -- Nokia's back-to-basics feature phone looks like it has nothing of interest. Except perhaps the price -- it's available SIM-free for as little as ￡15.

Very cheap; dust and splash resistant; very long battery life

No camera; no internet; no apps

A cheap, funky, featherweight phone that's tough and has superb battery life.

Great Deal at great prices. Quick delivery of the product

Cost; dust and splash resistant; amazing battery

No camera; 500 contacts

I think that the Nokia 105 is a great little phone for someone who wants a simple talk and text phone, for example, first phone for a teenager, or an elderly person who isn't into all of the new things like the iPhone. This phone is great for them who want the simple talk and text.

Light and small; great talk time battery; different font sizes; games; alarm clock is built in

No camera

It is an excellent designed phone for a normal man who needs his phone for basic purposes. I prefer you to select this phone. Fantastic design, display and keyboard.

It's a fantastic basic phone. I old my iPhone 5 and down graded to this for a few months to experience retro cellular life while I wait for the iPhone 6 to release. It is difficult to move from today's smartphone connections to such a basic phone but once you do, life is actually good and simple.

competitive rate... only flipkart is selling it for lesser price... also WS retail is really superb.... if your phone is not working they will fix your problem within 2 days