The feature phone has a plastic build with rubber keypads arranged in the old fashioned way.
The back cover is removable as it is in its predecessor to reveal a typical Nokia battery.
The display is also small and not touch-sensitive with a resolution of 120 x 160 pixels and a 1.8-inch size.
This makes up a feature phone that weighs just 70g.
Battery
Feature phone doesn’t come with big batteries but the edge here is usually the midgets specs which very much saves power on the phone.
That said, the phone is said to last for about 21.9 days on standby and goes for 36 hours on a non-stop radio playing.
For charging, the smartphone has a typical MicroUSB port at the bottom of the phone.
Nokia 106 doesn’t let you down: its battery lasts weeks between charges and you can talk over fifteen hours on a single charge (The battery testing was conducted using a real-life usage test by
HMD Global.) Made from a tough polycarbonate, Nokia 106 is built to last.
Its inherent coloring means the color runs through the material, which makes scratches less detectable.
Thanks to the contoured design, Nokia 106 fits perfectly in your hand. Play the classic Snake Xenzia and preloaded try-and-buy games like Nitro Racing, Danger Dash, Tetris and more.
Nokia 106 also holds up to 2000 contacts and 500 text messages, so you can easily keep in touch with your business network, friends and family.
4.572 centimeters (1.8-inch) display with 160 x 128 pixels resolution
Dual SIM
800mAH lithium-ion battery
Colour Black
Brand Nokia
Screen size 1.77 inches
Sim Type Dual Nano SIM
OS -
Sim Slots Dual Nano Sim
Battery Capacity 800mAh
BOX CONTENT
- Phone
- Phone charger
- Battery
- User manual