After using the Nokia 105 4G for a few weeks, I can confidently say it's the perfect 'un-smartphone.' The large buttons and simple menu make it ideal for my kid who's grounded from electronics—calls and texts only, no distractions.

The battery life is insane! With light use, it lasted me over a week. The 4G VoLTE calls are surprisingly crisp, though the volume could be louder for my grandpa who has hearing issues. The charcoal finish gives it a sleek look, and it feels sturdy in hand—no cheap plasticky vibe.

I did struggle with the navigation at first (where are the side buttons?!), but muscle memory from my old Nokia days kicked in quickly. The FM radio and basic games are fun throwbacks, though the locked Blackjack game is a bummer. Pro tip: wired earphones only for radio—no Bluetooth here!

Compatibility is its Achilles' heel. While it works flawlessly on my T-Mobile plan, friends with AT&T couldn't get it to function. Also, calls sometimes take forever to connect during peak hours. But for $50? This is the ultimate digital detox device or emergency backup phone that won't die when you need it most.