Nokia Batton Phone Price in Bangladesh

The Nokia button phone price in Bangladesh starts at about Tk 2,350 in some listings and reaches around Tk 6,750 in others. Another reported range is Tk 2,700 to Tk 7,280. The differences may come from the model version, network support, SIM setup, and whether the stock is official or unofficial.

The price range is easier to understand when you compare the exact model. A Nokia 105 at the lower end is aimed at basic calling and texting, while the 4G Nokia 235 and music-focused Nokia 130 target different needs. Check the model, network support, and seller status before buying.

Current Nokia button phone price range in Bangladesh

The reported prices can be grouped like this:

• Entry-level models: Around Tk 2,350
• Music-focused models: Around Tk 3,999
• Mid-range Nokia keypad phones: About Tk 4,500 to Tk 5,500
• Higher-priced 4G models: Around Tk 6,899 to Tk 8,000
• Wider reported market range: Roughly Tk 2,350 to Tk 7,280

The Nokia 105 Classic is listed at Tk 2,350, making it one of the least expensive options in the supplied listings. The Nokia 105 4G 2nd Edition is listed at Tk 8,000, placing it above the other reported Nokia button phone prices.

The higher-priced model may not be necessary if you only need a basic phone for calls and texts. If you want newer network support, though, comparing the 4G models may justify the extra cost.

Nokia button phone price list by model

The table collects the reported model prices for easier comparison. These are listed prices, so check the current shop price before ordering.

Some lists also include the Nokia 110 Power and Nokia 300 Charge, but the supplied price information does not give reliable figures for them. It would be better to check a current seller listing before placing either model in a price ranking.

A single “all Nokia keypad mobile price list” can therefore be confusing. The models may belong to different price groups and may differ in network support, SIM configuration, edition, and official status.

Best Nokia keypad phones by budget

Around Tk 2,350: Nokia 105 Classic

The Nokia 105 Classic is the lowest-priced option in the supplied list, with a reported price of 2,350 BDT. It suits buyers who want a basic Nokia keypad phone at a low cost.

Check the exact edition and SIM setup before ordering. The name “Nokia 105” covers more than one version, and the Nokia 105 Classic is different from the more expensive Nokia 105 4G 2nd Edition.

Around Tk 3,999: Nokia 130 Music

The Nokia 130 Music is listed at Tk 3,999 and is identified as an official model. Its name places it in the music-focused group rather than the basic, lowest-cost category.

It may suit you if music features matter more than finding the cheapest Nokia phone. Confirm the package contents and official-stock status with the seller before buying.

Around Tk 4,500: Nokia 123 Shield

The Nokia 123 Shield is listed at Tk 4,500, between the Nokia 105 Classic and the listed 4G models.

The supplied listings do not provide enough information about its network type, SIM configuration, or official status. Ask the seller for those details rather than assuming they are the same as another Nokia model.

Around Tk 5,500 and above: Nokia 210 4G and Nokia 235 4G

The Nokia 210 4G is listed at Tk 5,500, and the Nokia 235 4G is listed at Tk 6,899. Both fall into the higher-priced 4G group.

The extra cost may be worthwhile if you specifically want a 4G keypad phone. Compare the exact version, warranty, and network support before paying more. The 4G label alone does not confirm the SIM arrangement or supported bands.

Nokia 4G button phones and network support

The main 4G models in the supplied price information are:

• Nokia 210 4G — Tk 5,500
• Nokia 235 4G — Tk 6,899
• Nokia 105 4G 2nd Edition — Tk 8,000

A 4G button phone remains a keypad phone. The 4G label describes its network support, not a change into a smartphone. These models are worth comparing if you want a keypad device with newer mobile network support.

Network support is only one part of the decision. Ask about:

• Which SIM types the phone accepts
• Whether it is single-SIM or dual-SIM
• The supported network bands
• Whether both SIM slots support the listed network type
• Whether the phone is an official Bangladesh model

The SIM arrangement may differ between 4G models. A 4G phone should also not be compared with the Nokia 105 Classic by price alone, since the two are intended for different uses.

Official versus unofficial Nokia phone prices

Two sellers may list different prices for what appears to be the same Nokia phone. The stock may differ in official status, which can affect warranty and after-sales service.

An official listing may provide a clearer route to local warranty support, but confirm exactly what the seller includes. An unofficial phone may cost less, while its warranty and service terms may be different.

The Nokia 130 Music is the only model in the supplied details specifically identified as official. The status of the other models is not clearly stated, so their listed prices should not be treated as official prices without confirmation.

When comparing two listings, check for:

• Official or unofficial
• Warranty length and warranty provider
• Seller invoice or purchase receipt
• Model or edition name
• Current stock status
• Return or replacement terms

These details are particularly important when comparing the reported Tk 6,899 Nokia 235 4G with another seller's price. A lower price could refer to unofficial stock, a different package, or another version.

Nokia 105 and other entry-level models

The Nokia 105 name needs closer attention because the supplied listings show a large price difference between versions.

• Nokia 105 Classic: Listed at Tk 2,350
• Nokia 105 4G 2nd Edition: Listed at Tk 8,000

These prices refer to different versions, so they should not be treated as the price of one identical phone. The edition and network support affect the buying decision.

If you mainly want an inexpensive keypad phone, start with the Nokia 105 Classic listing. If you need a 4G Nokia button phone, compare the 105 4G 2nd Edition with the Nokia 210 4G and Nokia 235 4G.

The Nokia 130 Music at Tk 3,999 sits between the basic 105 Classic and the more expensive 4G phones. It may be a better fit for buyers who want music-related features instead of 4G support.

How to compare SIM support, features, and price

Price should come after you decide what you need from the phone. Start with the phone's intended use, then compare the models that fit it.

For a basic phone, check:

1. SIM configuration: Confirm whether it accepts one SIM or two. Do not rely only on the product title.
2. Network type: Decide whether you need 4G. If you do not, an entry-level model may be sufficient.
3. Battery details: Check the battery information in the listing. Nokia button phones may not all use the same battery.
4. Music features: The Nokia 130 Music is the clearest music-focused option in the supplied list.
5. Official status: Confirm whether the price applies to official or unofficial stock.
6. Exact model name: “Nokia 105” is incomplete by itself. Look for Classic or 4G 2nd Edition.
7. Price date: The listed price may change with stock and seller terms.

For many buyers, the options are fairly straightforward:

• Pick the Nokia 105 Classic for the lowest reported price.
• Pick the Nokia 130 Music if music features are a priority.
• Pick the Nokia 210 4G for a lower-priced 4G option among the listed models.
• Look at the Nokia 235 4G or Nokia 105 4G 2nd Edition when comparing higher-priced 4G phones.

What to check before ordering a Nokia button phone

Ask the seller to confirm the exact model and current price before placing an order. Then check:

• Is the phone official or unofficial?
• Does the listed price include a local warranty?
• Is the phone single-SIM or dual-SIM?
• Does it support the network type you need?
• Is the model the Classic, Music, Shield, 4G, or another edition?
• Is the price still valid, and is the phone in stock?
• What are the replacement and return rules?

Across the supplied model listings, the reported Nokia button phone price in Bangladesh ranges from Tk 2,350 to Tk 8,000. Other reported market ranges are Tk 2,350–Tk 6,750 and Tk 2,700–Tk 7,280. Use these figures as guides rather than fixed prices.

Check the latest seller price, official status, warranty, network support, SIM configuration, and stock before purchasing.