The startup sound comes from the Nokia 105, a basic feature phone released in 2013 aimed at affordable, long battery life markets. Unlike the handset's famous ringtone, this boot chime was built purely to confirm the phone had powered on. Clips of the sequence later spread online as GIFs and short videos showing the logo animation with the sound, which helped it become shorthand for any old phone or system starting up. It remains popular in edits because the melody is short, clean, and understood without any context.
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The short electronic boot-up chime from the 2013 Nokia 105, a clean startup sound people use for phone reboot memes and retro tech edits online.
This is the short startup chime that plays when a Nokia 105 powers on, a clean electronic melody that rises quickly and settles in just over a second. It sounds modern compared to the classic Nokia tune, with bright synthesized notes and a tidy, optimistic finish. Hearing it instantly signals a device waking up, a system coming back to life, or something restarting from scratch. Creators use that instant recognition to give an ordinary moment a tech reset feeling, turning a simple cut into a joke about rebooting, upgrading, or starting again.
