thelastknowngod,

Newegg used to sell this one dumb phone for like $12. Completely unbranded garbage but it made calls and did sms.

My brother used to lose his phone or drop it in the toilet constantly. We had like 3 or 4 of that crappy phone just because he kept doing stupid stuff.

ThatBaldFella,

An LG KF600. It was pretty mediocre.

netburnr,
@netburnr@lemmy.world avatar

LG Env, I actually miss it.

Bishma,
@Bishma@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

I had the env2. Hands down, my favorite phone to date.

droidpenguin,

Oh ya I remember wanting that one a lot! I think it was too expensive for me at the time, so ended up with the alias 2 but I envied anyone who had one of those.

ediculous,

ENV2 gang. Great phone.

TurnItOff_OnAgain,

Moto enV 3 I think. Went from that to an HTC windows phone and then to a Moto Droid 1

LazaroFilm, (edited )
@LazaroFilm@lemmy.world avatar
late_night, (edited )
@late_night@sopuli.xyz avatar

This was mine, which I used from 2001 until 2011. I loved that phone

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LazaroFilm,
@LazaroFilm@lemmy.world avatar

I adored that phone!! I still miss the interchangeable covers instead of adding a stupid case to the phone. I had a few cases I could swap depending on my outfit or the occasion. I wish new phones would adopt a similar idea instead of having to add an extra cover on top of the phone. I don’t need it to look good under the cover. Just make the outside looks nice.

rustyriffs,

motorola razr

dasusernem,

I still have my champagne Razr around here somewhere. It works, even looks pretty new.

Tar_alcaran,

Best phone ever. I read through whole libraries on that little thing, and it looks so futuristic (as long as you don’t look at the 500 pixel screen or the 140p camera)

Slogan,

As a huge Formula 1 and Ferrari fan I had a Razr Maxx V6 Ferrari edition.

Lifecoach5000,

I paid $400 for one of these brand new and it was ludicrous at the time. I thought it was super cool though.

gregorum,

So did I, and it was. Don’t let anyone tell you differently.

autokludge,
@autokludge@programming.dev avatar
Kolanaki, (edited )
@Kolanaki@yiffit.net avatar

The last one I had was the original Motorola Razr and it was the second cell phone I ever had. My first phone was actually a smartish phone; my first cell was a Danger Hiptop (Sidekick). It was almost exactly like a modern smartphone; internet connected and used apps. But was around before the iPhone and did not have a touch screen. Only reason it wasn’t also my last “dumb” phone was because my original broke long after they stopped selling them. Just to put in perspective how long I had these: my next phone after the Razr and first actual smartphone was a Nexus 4.

DudeBro,

I don’t remember the name, but it was some Samsung phone with a relatively low resolution touch screen and a slide out keyboard. I got so good at texting with the slide out keyboard, god I miss those.

itsgroundhogdayagain,

Bring back sliders with full keyboards

LazaroFilm,
@LazaroFilm@lemmy.world avatar

Being back T9. I could text with it in my pocket.

andrew,
@andrew@lemmy.stuart.fun avatar

What duh the ib huwdb I j texted from my pitcher just fine.

FartsWithAnAccent,
@FartsWithAnAccent@lemmy.world avatar

If you didn’t text with a rotary phone you were a fucking noob: There, I said it.

registrert,
@registrert@lemmy.sambands.net avatar

T9 would work on a rotary phone input. You would save a lot of of time. It would still take a lot of time.

jabathekek,
@jabathekek@sopuli.xyz avatar

I miss those… ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ

VindictiveJudge,
@VindictiveJudge@lemmy.world avatar

I never saw one where the keys were big enough that I didn’t mash everything around the target key with the size of my fingers, and I really don’t have big hands or anything.

Rhynoplaz,

The BlackBerry Curve has my favorite keyboard, and I DO have big hands!

stoy,

The size of the keys are not really the issue, the size of the spacing around them is.

pewgar_seemsimandroid,

or BlackBerry key approach

turbowafflz,

I really want one, I hate virtual keyboards so much. There’s the f(x)tec phones but their keyboards come out in landscape mode and I’d really rather have one where it’s portrait like the Palm Pre

registrert,
@registrert@lemmy.sambands.net avatar

I got one of them tiny foldable bluetooth keyboards for anything longer than replies. Brings it with me everywhere, it’s super handy.

Yet not as handy as a slide out keyboard.

captain_aggravated,
@captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works avatar

Is f(x)tec actually a thing? Like have they actually started shipping phones to customers?

UltraMagnus0001,

my first smart phone was a Motorola Droid that had a physical keyboard. Cameras have come a long way.

ICastFist,
@ICastFist@programming.dev avatar

Motorola DROID 4 was my dream phone. Alas, it was never released down here, so I could never buy one, even used.

dasusernem,

I had an HTC Tilt back when the first iPhone was released. Aside from that phone running windows mobile (holy Christ, what a mess that was), I loved it so much. But then I finally joined the cult at the 3GS.

FlyingSquid,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

Wow. I totally don’t remember and now you’re making me wish I did. It was a red flip phone, but I don’t even know what company made it.

havokdj,

Likely LG, that was my first cell phone too.

FlyingSquid,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

I’m looking on Google and that doesn’t look right. There’s a Nokia one which looks kind of like what I remember, but I’m not sure.

havokdj,

My second one was a Nokia 3310, the brick. I accidentally broke the LG and was given that by a friend.

bionicjoey,

I had a blackberry bold which was sorta in between smart and dumb. My last actual dumb phone was an LG rumor, which was one of those with the full querty slide-out keyboard

Logh,

Nokia n70. Still think about it sometimes, it was a great little phone.

fckreddit,

I used Nokia N79. Nokia N series had some amazing phones.

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