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The latest Nokia 125 4G (2024) and Nokia 108 4G (2024) feature phones are now available in Thailand
26. 10. 2024 Saturday / By: Robert Denes / Reviews / Exact time: BST / Print this page
The recently announced classic push-button Nokia 108 4G and Nokia 125 4G telephones have already become available in Asian Thailand in the Shopee market and distributed by HMD. In a refreshing move that signals a change in HMD Global's strategy, the company will make waves with the launch of the Nokia 125 4G in the EMEA market and already in Thailand after re-evaluating its approach to brand licensing. This new device is a significant addition to the feature phone segment, aimed at catering to enthusiasts who value simplicity, reliability and affordability.
HMD Global has carefully navigated its brand strategy in recent years, recently choosing to prioritize its own smartphone branding rather than relying solely on Nokia's legacy. This crucial shift isn't just about expanding the range of smartphones, it's also about reviving feature phones - devices that some consumers still crave for their simple functionality.
While smartphones dominate the technology landscape, feature phones continue to maintain an engaged audience. For many users, the need for a basic phone that can handle calls and texts without the distractions of a smartphone is invaluable. The Nokia 125 4G caters to this demographic by combining classic design elements with modern capabilities.
The Nokia 125 4G offers a nostalgic atmosphere with its compact and solid design reminiscent of classic Nokia models. The device is available in different colors, which gives you a personal sense of style while providing flexibility. With its clean and vivid display, the Nokia 125 4G makes it easy to navigate the user-friendly interface. While it may not be as big as modern smartphones, the screen is just the right size for reading messages and viewing contacts with a very sharp display.
The basic camera further enhances the usability of the Nokia 125 4G, allowing users to capture the most important moments without the need for advanced photo editing tools. Its camera may not compete with flagship models, but it is sufficient for casual photography. One of the outstanding features of the Nokia 125 4G is the 4G connection, which is a rarity in the feature phone category.
With robust 4G capabilities, users can enjoy higher data transfer speeds, allowing for smoother browsing and better voice quality during calls. Battery performance is often a major selling point for feature phones. The Nokia 125 4G excels in this respect.
Designed to last for days on a single charge, ensuring users stay connected for longer without needing frequent charging. For users who prefer to break away from the complexity of smartphones, the Nokia 125 4G offers a simple alternative that focuses on essential features. This device is especially suitable for older adults who may find smartphones overwhelming. The simplicity of the interface makes it user-friendly, enabling quick access to basic functions. For those who need a reliable second phone for work or travel, the Nokia 125 4G is a reliable solution without the risk of extensive distraction.
The Nokia 108 4G is a really good feature phone, with a small display, big buttons, and thus a rather strong body structure. Although HMD Global and Nokia have already severed their licensing agreement, it seems quite likely that the Finnish company still has obligations. This may be one of the explanations for the fact that the former's newer feature phone is marketed as the Nokia 108 4G. In terms of its specifications, not too much can be said, but it is not surprising at all if a phone is really only suitable for making calls, except for a few small things.
Based on the images, it looks like the Nokia 108 4G does not support the slim line in terms of its dimensions, but in this case, this is not a problem, as it will be easier to handle. Since it does not even have a VGA camera, there is no need to worry about the user taking photos with it. Its display is a 2.4-inch LCD, and its battery has a capacity of 1,450 mAh. The big advantage of which is that it can be removed, which is not really common these days. As the Nokia 108 4G pretty clearly suggests, it also has 4G, so it supports VoLTE connectivity. In addition, it has a 3.5 mm audio jack and, so that we don't fall over in the dark when we put the earphone in our ear canal, it has an LED flashlight, which can be called usual for a feature phone.
You can now buy the Nokia 125 4G (2024) smartphone at Shopee for 1112 THB (GBP 25, EUR 30, USD 33 and INR 2776) and the Nokia 108 4G (2024) for 1056 THB (GBP 24, EUR 29, USD 32 and INR 2636) can be purchased at prices.
I'm sorry, but the Shoppe customer page is no longer available in Europe, so I don't have more detailed information and the usual customer links, so I can't share them with you!!!
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