guyrocket,
@guyrocket@kbin.social avatar

I also had the Alias 2. Great phone. Technically I still have it but it is inactivated.

I still have a flip phone. Nokia piece of shit on Verizon. Works well for voice but it's shit for anything else.

Ubettawerk,

LG Voyager. Loved that phone!

BenVimes, (edited )

I don’t think I could say, honestly. My last (and first) dumb phone was a hand-me-down from my mother c2009, and I rarely used it. It spent most of its remaining life in a drawer with its battery removed, only coming out when I was going places where other forms of communication would be scarce. I think I made maybe a dozen calls (and one seriously garbled text message) before grudgingly getting a smart device in 2011.

And yes, my Boomer mother had gone through multiple cell phones before her Millennial son got his first.

JusticeForPorygon,
@JusticeForPorygon@lemmy.world avatar

Something like this, idk if it was this exact phone though. Only used it for a few months before getting an LG smartphone.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/b3163412-d52a-43c2-9818-2764859fd56e.jpeg

Buelldozer,
@Buelldozer@lemmy.today avatar

Alias 2 and I still have it packed away in a box.

liv,
@liv@lemmy.nz avatar

Nokia c5-00 and I stil prefer it.

crackajack,

I would not call these on the picture “dumb phones” though.

I had a Motorola phone. I actually liked it because it had a really good camera. The native photo editor was also top notch at the time.

Socsa,

They were called “feature phones” at the time.

weew,

A Samsung slider. I remember watching the Matrix the first time, and when that phone popped open to reveal the keypad it was mind-blowing. Getting a slider phone a few years later was so satisfying.

HotboxedSubmersible,
MystikIncarnate, (edited )

The phone in the movie was a Nokia. I believe it was the 7910, if memory serves me correctly.

The spring loaded slide wasn’t really a thing. I think one version of the phone had it in the production release, but it was limited to a very small geographical area… I think somewhere in Asia? I forget.

Everywhere else had the phone to some extent, minus the spring loaded sliding action. You just had up push the cover down.

Source: my best friend had one. After… I think, 3? Years of owning it, he was so fed up with its dumb quirks that I think he snapped the slider thing off… Which had the mic in it, so he got a new phone right after that.

EDIT: I was mistaken, it was the Nokia 7110.

Eufalconimorph,

Motorola Razr IIRC. First smartphone was a Samsung Galaxy S.

anguo,

I think it was a 2nd-hand Nokia N-Gage someone gave me. Weird phone.

pete_the_cat, (edited )

I think it was the Alias 2 or 3

B4tid0,
@B4tid0@lemmy.world avatar

BlackBerry

Muninn,
ramenshaman,

Fuck yeah, I had the Alias 2 too. Such a cool phone. Then I also switched to an iphone 5.

droidpenguin,

Do you still use an iPhone? I switched to Android after 4 years with my iPhone 5 and still use Android today.

ramenshaman,

Yeah I switched to Android after iphone removed the headphone jack. Sadly it was only a matter of time before Android followed suit. I had LGs for a while and now I have a pixel.

SendMePhotos,

Oh how I miss the days of simple yet complex innovation.

I had the flip shot (camera phone that flipped into a digital camera) from Verizon and the LG chocolate (slide up phone).

Both were amazing. Though I’d have to say my favorite was the tmobile sidekick.

agamemnonymous,
@agamemnonymous@sh.itjust.works avatar

Never had a Sidekick but I always thought they looked satisfyingly functional

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