Pros
- Touch interface and keypad controls
- Dual Nano SIM with separate SD card slot
- Large 2000-contact phonebook
- Type-C charging connector
- Wireless FM, flash torch and 3.5mm jack
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Symphony · S100
Symphony S100 touch feature phone with 2.8-inch display, fixed 1850mAh battery, dual Nano SIM plus SD, USB Type-C and wireless FM.
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BDT 2,530
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Product story
The Symphony S100 is a keypad feature phone with a 2.8-inch touch display and a touch keypad for navigating its basic interface. Symphony's official product page lists a fixed 1850mAh Li-ion battery, USB Type-C charger, dual Nano SIM plus SD card configuration, 2000-contact phonebook, separate receiver, bottom speaker, wireless FM, sound recorder, vibration alert and a digital rear camera with flash. The manufacturer says there is no front camera and lists 2G with GPRS. A microSD card up to 32GB is supported. This is a feature phone, not an Android smartphone: the official specification does not list 3G/4G/5G, smartphone apps or mobile broadband. Symphony lists five colors and a box containing the handset with built-in battery, charger, warranty card, SIM tray pin and TP cover. Check the selected BiponiBD color, current price, network availability and written warranty terms for your exact order.
Symphony describes the S100 as having a 2.8-inch big touch display and touch keypad. This control layout combines a screen with touch-sensitive keypad interaction, so it differs from a conventional phone with only raised physical keys. The official product page does not publish a pixel resolution or panel technology; retailer listings may add those details, but they are not treated here as confirmed manufacturer specifications. The display is intended for calls, contacts, messages and simple menus. It is not a high-resolution smartphone screen for detailed video, modern web browsing or app-heavy use. If you prefer tactile keys that can be felt without looking, try the input layout before purchase.
The official configuration is 2G with GPRS data and dual Nano SIM plus a side-mounted SD card slot. Symphony does not list supported GSM frequency bands on this page, so confirm band compatibility with the seller if you plan to use the phone outside Bangladesh or with a specific operator. The S100 does not list 3G, 4G LTE or 5G. GPRS is basic legacy packet data, not broadband suitable for modern streaming, navigation or app downloads. Check that your operator continues to offer the voice service you need in your area. The dual SIM arrangement can help keep two numbers in one handset, while the separate card slot allows memory expansion according to the manufacturer specification.
Symphony specifies a fixed 1850mAh Li-ion battery and a Type-C charger. The battery is built into the handset and is not described as user-removable. Existing retailer data sometimes calls it removable, but that conflicts with the manufacturer specification and has been corrected in this listing. The official product page does not provide a talk-time or standby-time figure, so this guide makes no runtime promise. Actual battery life depends on network signal, call duration, display use, SIM activity, battery age and settings. Type-C describes the charging connector; it does not prove fast charging or a particular power output. If service is eventually needed, use an appropriate service provider rather than attempting to open a built-in-battery phone yourself.
The manufacturer advertises a 2000-contact phonebook. This refers to contacts managed by the phone, not to a 2000-person online account or a guaranteed SIM-card capacity. Symphony lists microSD support up to 32GB and includes a SIM retrieve card pin in the box. A memory card is not listed among the included contents, so plan to purchase one separately unless the BiponiBD offer explicitly says otherwise. Storage-card capacity can depend on card formatting and handset software. Back up important contacts and files before changing cards, and follow the manual when removing the SIM tray to avoid damaging its mechanism.
Symphony describes a digital rear camera with flash and explicitly lists no front camera. The manufacturer page does not state a megapixel count or video resolution, so no numerical imaging claim is made. The flash can also be used as a torch. This is a basic camera feature for occasional snapshots and simple lighting; it should not be compared with smartphone cameras that use higher-resolution sensors and advanced processing. The phone is therefore a poor fit for buyers who need selfies, detailed low-light photos or high-quality video. Check the delivered variant if camera functions are essential to you.
Wireless FM radio is included, alongside a 3.5mm audio jack, bottom speaker, separate receiver, sound recorder and vibration alert. The separate receiver and bottom speaker are distinct manufacturer-listed design elements; listening volume and call clarity still depend on environment, network quality and user settings. The flash is listed as a torch, while sound recording and vibration add simple utility for everyday use. No internet radio or streaming service is implied by the FM feature. The official model page does not provide a Bluetooth specification, so do not assume wireless headphone or file-transfer support without checking the exact unit documentation.
Symphony describes a slim unibody design and stylish glass body design. Dedicated side-mounted volume and power keys provide direct access to common controls. The five manufacturer-listed colors are Glossy Black, Dew Green, Urban Silver, Caramel Gold and Cotton White. The available storefront selection may include fewer colors at any given time; the color shown on the product page and selected at checkout should match the delivered handset. The manufacturer does not publish dimensions, weight or a durability rating on its product detail page. The glass styling is not a claim of water resistance, scratch-proofing or drop protection, so use and store the handset with ordinary care.
The official box contents are the handset with built-in battery, charger, warranty card, SIM retrieve card pin and TP cover. Symphony's product page does not state the warranty duration or define coverage for a BiponiBD order. A warranty card in the package is not, by itself, proof of a particular term. Ask BiponiBD to provide written details for your order: duration, covered components, service provider, exclusions, required documents and claim process. Keep your receipt, packaging and supplied accessories. Retailer statements about one-year coverage may be useful context but do not establish the warranty attached to this specific offer.
The S100 may suit someone who wants a simple calling device with a touch-based interface, two SIMs, wireless FM, Type-C charging and a large contact list. Its limitations are equally important: 2G-only network support, no listed front camera, no smartphone app platform and a fixed battery. Buyers who depend on mobile broadband, messaging apps, navigation, a removable spare battery or tactile raised keys should compare other devices. Before ordering, confirm the color, current BiponiBD price, stock, package contents and written warranty; the manufacturer's public page provides the core device facts but not the current merchant offer.
No. Symphony lists it as a 2G feature phone with GPRS, a touch display and touch keypad; it is not an Android smartphone.
No. Symphony specifies a fixed built-in 1850mAh Li-ion battery.
Yes. The manufacturer lists Dual Nano SIM plus SD card and microSD support up to 32GB.
No. Symphony lists a digital rear camera with flash and no front camera; a megapixel count is not stated.
The official list includes handset with built-in battery, charger, warranty card, SIM tray pin and TP cover. Ask BiponiBD for written warranty terms for your specific order.
Specification summary: Symphony S100; 2G feature phone with GPRS; 2.8-inch big touch display and touch keypad; dual Nano SIM plus SD card slot; fixed built-in 1850mAh Li-ion battery; Type-C charger; 2000-contact phonebook; microSD up to 32GB; digital rear camera with flash, no front camera; wireless FM; flash torch; 3.5mm jack; bottom speaker and separate receiver; sound recorder and vibrator; side-mounted volume and power key; five manufacturer-listed colors. Confirm color, offer price, stock and written BiponiBD warranty before purchase.
Sources: Symphony official S100 product page; Star Tech exact-model listing; UniCart listing marked sold by Symphony Official.
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No. Symphony lists a 2G feature phone with GPRS, touch display and touch keypad.
No. The manufacturer specifies a fixed built-in 1850mAh Li-ion battery.
Yes. Dual Nano SIM plus SD card slot, with microSD support up to 32GB.
No. The manufacturer lists a rear digital camera with flash and no front camera.
Handset with built-in battery, charger, warranty card, SIM tray pin and TP cover; request written BiponiBD warranty terms for the order.
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