What was your first cell phone?

[Deserter2]

This was mine

[V_Injector]

All I know is I came back to America from Japan and went from pushing letters on the screen to your retarded dumbphones all of a sudden. I have no idea why you all were so far behind in technology. I mean you guys caught back up eventually, but you're still retarded.

Looking at you retards.

[Levin]

It was some philips demi brick.

Then it was a nokia. Back then this was like an alien technology at the time. Looking at it now, it looks so old fashioned, haha. You could change the fascia and it was so cool. I would have been about 14 at the time. So that would have been 1999.

[electromagnetic]

The HTC touch Dual with side stylus.

[itsclearlynicholas]

That takes me back 🔙

[4ngelic]

something like this

[Deserter2]

Nokia blackberry? Lol

[OfMiceandMen]

It was a Motorola bag phone. It got way better reception than the phones of today but used more power and drained the batte

[OfMiceandMen]

battery quicker.

[laly520]

BlackBerry Curve 8300

[Deserter2]

I had a blackberry before touchscreen phones really took off. They were fun to text on, especially the T-Mobile sidekick

[itsclearlynicholas]

Curves in all the right, spaces? Quite a sight those old blackberries. Ironically at age 13 the iPhone came about lol

[Wraith_Cemetery]

My first cell phone was an LG VX5400 flip phone back in 2005 which was my first year of Uni.

[WhiteSteve]

I held out all the way until about 2006, I was resistant to being reached outside of the house…. and in retrospect, I was right , lmao.

First one I got was a Motorola Razr. Still have it somewhere, but the screen doesn’t turn on, haha

[itsclearlynicholas]

What do you think of revival Motorola now? Smart

[sawno]

Sagem MyV-56 Vodafone Edition, still have it somewhere but probably lost the charger.

[Darkest-Knight]

Samsung Flip Phone

[Deserter2]

I had that one for a bit too

[BCRanger10]

I'm pretty sure it was a Nokia 3120.

[itsclearlynicholas]

I star to get a little emotional seeing all these and I was aware by 2007 to 2012 all the phones, the makes, the dumb and the smart were side by side, the flip and the glide and the plain

[itsclearlynicholas]

Start

[exitseven]

it was like this

I had it for a long time. The plan was ten bucks a month.

[DryGermanGuy]

Sony CMDX-1000 (bought in 1996) :

[FreyaRed]

Samsung Focus with windows phone OS. It was bad and I got Galaxy S II after I annoyed my parents few weeks long. lol

[Rei13]

I don’t remember other than it being a flip phone. Didn’t really use it much tbh

[HelpfulWoman]

Sony Ericsson T303 Butterfly Edition, little slide phone haha

[bolverk]

A 1997 Philips Diga (TCD308) 'Easy Life', I used it until was no longer supported by O2. Then I moved on to a Motorola Startac.

[Fireguy17]

A Motorola bag phone.
I hope back before cell phones.

[genericname85]

i desparately wanted a nokia 3310 or 5110. i would have had the money for it but i was still underage and my parents determined that i will spend my money on a siemens c25... which i thought was a terribly lame and uncool phone at the time.

[LavLavLuv]

It was so pretty

[itsclearlynicholas]

Must've been an LG flip phone even though at times I've gone through so many, I also had a Nokia cheap at one stage, maybe my second in 2009 or 2010 dirt cheap either ways 📞

[itsclearlynicholas]

The LG flip as cheap as you could get. Smartphones didn't hit me ha hit me, until 2020 aka late 2019.

[Nifrayu]

It was a regular cell phone. It could only text and call.

[sheikalana]

A blue Alcatel.

[itsclearlynicholas]

Nokia's poor cousin, I for one also had an Alcatel/Nokia and even a knock off Nokia looking phone for the later part of the 2010s 😊

[Peridot25]

Mine was a Samsung flip phone

[strateguy632]

same company

[Iron_Man]

Erickson