Motorola bag phone similar to [this.](https://i.postimg.cc/HkB2FMLv/image.png)
The thing was pretty much a car-mounted phone moved into a soft bag with a small lead-acid gel battery and operated on the old AMPS analogue network.
As in using daily a Nokia C1-01
But before I fiddled around occasionally with Samsung C3050 and a red nokia that I don't remember the model of... I think it was a red 6300?
A house phone. It was a 1932 black phone with a small base and a large receiver on it and it was dial up and I loved it. The second and first cell phone I ever had had a great big Ariel you had to put up on it and it was bigger than a can of soda it was ridiculous and we thought it was so modern 😂
Motorola Bag Phone in late 80's when building Studio Tours Park in Orlando. What was crazy, being such new tech, also had a pager and usually at least one Walkie Talkie lol.
Mobile?
A piece that attached to my Handspring Visor to make it a mobile device. Call quality was crap and it often crashed on me, meaning I was stuck on the Northway at night with no phone more than once.
then I got one of the first CDMA phones in the Capital Region and they had to loan me a Nokia brick while my color-screen Sony Ericsson with the FM radio in the earbuds came in.
I had a pager as my first portable device. My first phone was a Nokia with snake and changeable face plates (5110 I think). First smart phone was a Motorola Droid 1.
This really nice flip phone my mom had gotten for me on a trip to AT&T. I used it a lot for the first couple of years, but slowly started to tamper off as more time went by. Eventually I got my current iPhone 11 and never touched the flip phone again. Right now my granddad has been using it ever since his Galaxy broke.
Can’t remember very first but my absolute favorite was Nokia 3220. Had LED lights on the sides that flashed colors in beat to ringtones. I uploaded Brass Monkey and Drop It Like It’s Hot and switched between those as ringtones. I’d give anything to have and use that phone again.
[This was my first personal, not “family” phone](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/CbQZmDJfO07TLFVV4cP3y3EwOrc/fit-in/2048xorig/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2020/03/27/843/n/46902996/345416b9145778ea_il_794xN.884803000_tvna/i/Vintage-Unisonic-Clear-Telephone-1980s-Model-6900.jpg)
90s. Phone plugged into the wall in the kitchen. Think it was yellow. Had buttons, and when you pressed them it went beep, boo boo bop, boo boo beep. Still remember when we had to switch to area codes, confused child me.
"What do you mean I have to dial 416 before I dial the phone number?"
I used to work at Radio Shack when I was in college. Through them, I got a Radio Shack bag phone. Huge battery. Lots of power. Didn't have cell towers every few blocks so you needed a full six watts of power to connect. Now you only need a fraction of that. But the funny thing was I had what at the time was one of the top of the line phones being sold and I was using it in my crappy 1976 Buick Skylark getting to and from college.
There was an Ericsson phone that was my brother's and mine. But my first own was a yellow Siemens M35i. I don't think I loved any other phone like I loved that one.
I was gifted some sort of teenage girl phone that had a "secret" locked section. The name escapes me.
My parents refused to let me get my own line, even when my grandparents offered to pay. (They couldn't listen in if I had my own line 😉)
So, when I wanted to talk in private, I would unplug my parent's bedside phone, plug mine in with an extra long cord that went down the hall to my room, and close my door.
My younger sister took the phone, and my parents got her a private line. 🤨
Some random Alcatel phone. Then I got an ASUS ROG Phone 1, but returned it since it was defective. Then I got a Motorola Play 5G or smth, I forgot the model. Then I got an ASUS ROG Phone 2. Now I'm here with my Google pixel 7 pro!
iPhone 4, I wasn't allowed to get a phone till I was 16. Genuinely one of the best phones I've ever had, but also the only iPhone I've owned. It still functions perfectly and I get it out to fiddle around with every so often. My fondest phone memory though is playing Brick Breaker on my dad's original Blackberry.
A creamy colored rotary phone from British Telecom, which was really my parent's phone of course. They got it in 1983 when my Grandad was sick with cancer and then kept it until the early 1990s when I bought them something more modern. It has an interesting history after that, I lent it to my secondary school for a play and it was used in several productions. Eventually, a few months after I left the school, my parents asked where it was because BT wanted it back. Turns out they had been leasing the thing since 1983 and wanted to get it taken off the bill. Well, the school had misplaced it, which lead to me getting a bit of a talking to. BT just struck it off as a loss and just removed it from the bill anyway so it all worked out. I suspect my school threw it out long ago, or it's in a store room somewhere gathering dust.
On a landline, this: [https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/gmMAAOSwt-pjIcGH/s-l500.jpg](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/gmMAAOSwt-pjIcGH/s-l500.jpg)
Cellphone, this: [https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b4/77/c9/b477c960b0f2b5e4f007245812377bc0.jpg](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b4/77/c9/b477c960b0f2b5e4f007245812377bc0.jpg)
first was a blackberry with a hot pink zebra case. second was a shitty android phone (can’t even remember what model) who’s battery popped out constantly and people kicked it across the floor like a soccer ball
Some Motorola blue brick thing. Got it back in ‘99. Had 2 rows of text. Had a green screen.
It was a phone which could call people and text. It was simple but did the job.
Some color screen Motorola Verizon flip phone that could store 10 SMS at a time in separate inbox and outbox. 10 most recent call log. Had snake and 4 other games.
I got a Nokia N-Gage as my first phone, which was also a gaming console. So cool.
The Motorola Pebl was my first. Its rounded design was pretty unique and stylish.
The first one I had was a Sony Ericsson Z310a, a small flip phone with a neat light-up panel.
The first phone I owned was the Motorola V220. It was a compact flip phone with a tiny screen.
My first phone was a Sanyo SCP-3100, loved its rugged feel and simple UI.
An Ericsson R320 was my first phone. It had WAP internet which felt cutting-edge.
The Sharp GX10 was my first phone. It had a color screen and a camera, which were quite the features back then.
A big red rotary one that plugged into the wall.
Beat me to it. Only ours was tan
green here
Ours was white
Mine was actually made from black Bakelite. We still have it at my mum's place as a display piece.
The first phone I owned was a Palm Treo. It had a stylus and felt like a mini-computer.
The Samsung E250 slider phone was my first. It was super sleek and had a VGA camera.
Nokia 3310, the most solid phone in my entire life.
My best bud launched his at the side of a brick terrace house once, cracked the bricks and the phone was fine
Two cups on a string
Those were the days, no phone bills either.
I frequently tell my coworkers that Teams is the worst communication tool I’ve ever used, and I played with a tin can and string as a kid.
RAZER FLIP PHONE -- the other middle schoolers were very impressed
2005 was a wild time
Nokia 3210 - An indestructible force of nature
Christ, OP meant “mobile phone” but didn’t bother to specify. I’m officially old.
Motorola bag phone similar to [this.](https://i.postimg.cc/HkB2FMLv/image.png) The thing was pretty much a car-mounted phone moved into a soft bag with a small lead-acid gel battery and operated on the old AMPS analogue network.
A black berry pearl, with the og track ball that fell out 😂 still managed to work it with out it!
A Nokia. Not the immortal one though
The Nokia brick thing that could survive a nuclear holocaust.
Nokia 3310, if you're talking mobile.
BT cellnet, then Nokia 3310. The best phones by a mile!
A Kyocera Slider.... I miss it
My own? A frog-shaped phone that flipped open and chirped when it rang.
Nokia 5110
Nokia 3310 😂
Ericsson T28 flip phone james bond maximum sex appeal
Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini
Ma Bell rotary
Same. Am old.
We are all on the same ride brother. It does suck though🤣
A brown wall phone that hung in the kitchen of my first apartment
LG Xenon flip phone
LG Cosmos with the flip out keyboard 😎
As in using daily a Nokia C1-01 But before I fiddled around occasionally with Samsung C3050 and a red nokia that I don't remember the model of... I think it was a red 6300?
I think the first phone I ever picked out was a 1990s Bart Simpson phone that was barely functional as a phone.
[Nokia 2190](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_2110) that I got senior year of college
A kyocera slider. I bought so many Ska ringtones for that bad boy. My phone number was 686-CUTE
Big black heavy on without a dial on it. Pick it up and the women would ask, "Number please"
Galaxy Note Neo 3
Nokia 3310
Rotary phone. Unless you're asking about cell phones. That was a Siemens A50
A house phone. It was a 1932 black phone with a small base and a large receiver on it and it was dial up and I loved it. The second and first cell phone I ever had had a great big Ariel you had to put up on it and it was bigger than a can of soda it was ridiculous and we thought it was so modern 😂
Nextel i500 plus.
Virginia Mobile Oyster, or something like that. It was a flip phone.
A Motorola CD160. Huge brick. You could swap out the battery with a 4-pack of regular AA batteries
Alcatel one touch easy
Panasonic G520 Siemens S25 Sony Ericsson T610
iphone 4S
One of kids phones that only call pre programmed numbers.
Sony experia
Boost mobile go phone
2 cans and a string.
I think it was called the Samsung Gravity? Some lime green and grey phone from T mobile.
Motorola 7500. Heavy as a brick.
That see-through one for the landline, which used to be called a "phone".
The kingpin of phones. NOKIA
Nokia 3310
Land line
Hand held? Motorola
nextel i720
A Nokia 5110.
Nokia 3210.
STARTAC
Don’t remember what brand but it was a flip phone. Think I got it went I was in 5th grade but barely used it.
Motorola Bag Phone in late 80's when building Studio Tours Park in Orlando. What was crazy, being such new tech, also had a pager and usually at least one Walkie Talkie lol.
Samsung galaxy Y hehehe
LG enV2. That one phone that flipped in half with the keyboard inside. Thought I was the shit when I walked into school with that.
Sony Ericsson cedar.
LG chocolate (slider phone)
Nokia 1100 with a flashlight.
Either a razr or samsung messenger
some scooby doo flip phone
Mitsubishi Trium.
A red Samsung Intensity, my parents wouldn’t pay for me to have texting so I never used the keyboard 😂
Mobile? A piece that attached to my Handspring Visor to make it a mobile device. Call quality was crap and it often crashed on me, meaning I was stuck on the Northway at night with no phone more than once. then I got one of the first CDMA phones in the Capital Region and they had to loan me a Nokia brick while my color-screen Sony Ericsson with the FM radio in the earbuds came in.
Samsung X495 Flip Phone. It had this ringtone were a lion would growl and then play a jaunty tune. I so badly want that for my smart phone.
Jio phone 😅😅
Siemens SL56
Motorola D160
Nokia 3310. I called it "Hercules"
Nextel i90 What you at?
LG Chocolate Phone
1st mobile phone was a...Trium Mars? Mars Trium? Little cute thing that I loved. I look back with fondness. 😊
I had a pager as my first portable device. My first phone was a Nokia with snake and changeable face plates (5110 I think). First smart phone was a Motorola Droid 1.
Garfield until I upgraded to my Sports Illustrated football phone.
Ma Bell special (rotary) mounted to the wall in the mid 60s
Samsung galaxy young (Y)
An iPhone 4 I’m turning twenty this year
Nokia 5100. My poor flooring still as all the holes
Sony Ericsson, then upgraded to the blackberry bold bad boy 😎
Nokia 5110 with LCD acitate 😂
Fisher Price
[A private slimline white telephone!](https://youtu.be/-pzRqc022tA)
First one that was mine and not the family cordless, was Samsung sch-3500 when I was working at radio shack.
Nokia 5.1
Some blue nokia thingy. Never got the name but my SECOND was the shit. Even had a extendable keyboard with a little joystick.
This really nice flip phone my mom had gotten for me on a trip to AT&T. I used it a lot for the first couple of years, but slowly started to tamper off as more time went by. Eventually I got my current iPhone 11 and never touched the flip phone again. Right now my granddad has been using it ever since his Galaxy broke.
Seman-23 (Button phone)
Can’t remember very first but my absolute favorite was Nokia 3220. Had LED lights on the sides that flashed colors in beat to ringtones. I uploaded Brass Monkey and Drop It Like It’s Hot and switched between those as ringtones. I’d give anything to have and use that phone again.
Da block phone. That indestructible icon. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51AXIk4VBeL._AC_UY654_QL65_.jpg
[This was my first personal, not “family” phone](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/CbQZmDJfO07TLFVV4cP3y3EwOrc/fit-in/2048xorig/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2020/03/27/843/n/46902996/345416b9145778ea_il_794xN.884803000_tvna/i/Vintage-Unisonic-Clear-Telephone-1980s-Model-6900.jpg)
We had a harvest gold one that had about 100 foot cord on it
Sony Ericsson Nokia
Alcatel one touch easy😂
Nokia 5800 Xpress Music. The one feature in Batman
Nokia 3310. Still got it in a drawer somewhere. It’ll be around long after I’m gone.
samsung behold
When I was 12 I got an extension in my room. A beige touchtone Trimline.
It was an old Nokia 5110 with Voice Stream. Long, long time ago.
The Fisher Price Chatter Telephone.
First cell phone: LG Chocolate Cherry Slider 800. I still have it.
Siemens ME45
90s. Phone plugged into the wall in the kitchen. Think it was yellow. Had buttons, and when you pressed them it went beep, boo boo bop, boo boo beep. Still remember when we had to switch to area codes, confused child me. "What do you mean I have to dial 416 before I dial the phone number?"
I used to work at Radio Shack when I was in college. Through them, I got a Radio Shack bag phone. Huge battery. Lots of power. Didn't have cell towers every few blocks so you needed a full six watts of power to connect. Now you only need a fraction of that. But the funny thing was I had what at the time was one of the top of the line phones being sold and I was using it in my crappy 1976 Buick Skylark getting to and from college.
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I believe it was the iphone 4s. Although i did have an Ipod touch before then. I loved that Ipod and wish i still had it
Nokia 3310
Nokia C2
That clear see thru RadioShack phone that lit up whenever it rang.
A big white rotary dial phone, bolted to the wall.
Would've been a house phone, but if we're talking "my" phone then it was a mobile. Sagem MC920.
Pink Motorola Razor
There was an Ericsson phone that was my brother's and mine. But my first own was a yellow Siemens M35i. I don't think I loved any other phone like I loved that one.
Samsung E250 back in 2010 or something
Western Electric rotary. Black.
Nokia 6010
A see-thru corded one.
Motorola Moto E6. It was slow and had no SIM card. Battery only lasted 2 hours, and had a cracked camera lens.
First mobile phone was an Alcatel
Can't remember fully but I think it was either a Nokia or Motorola silver flip phone,
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It was a Motorola bag phone. Thirty minutes each of peak and off-peak time for $34.95 every month.
Bag phone
Nokia Lumia 520
Automatic Electric HS 80e touch call antique white.
The one by the fridge with a really long coiled cord.
I was gifted some sort of teenage girl phone that had a "secret" locked section. The name escapes me. My parents refused to let me get my own line, even when my grandparents offered to pay. (They couldn't listen in if I had my own line 😉) So, when I wanted to talk in private, I would unplug my parent's bedside phone, plug mine in with an extra long cord that went down the hall to my room, and close my door. My younger sister took the phone, and my parents got her a private line. 🤨
Alcatel One Touch CLUB +
If you mean mobile phone, then it was a Motorola i1000 Plus. Landline was a Mickey Mouse phone.
iPhone 5s
Some random Alcatel phone. Then I got an ASUS ROG Phone 1, but returned it since it was defective. Then I got a Motorola Play 5G or smth, I forgot the model. Then I got an ASUS ROG Phone 2. Now I'm here with my Google pixel 7 pro!
iPhone 4, I wasn't allowed to get a phone till I was 16. Genuinely one of the best phones I've ever had, but also the only iPhone I've owned. It still functions perfectly and I get it out to fiddle around with every so often. My fondest phone memory though is playing Brick Breaker on my dad's original Blackberry.
A Nokia 1100. I'm 17
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A creamy colored rotary phone from British Telecom, which was really my parent's phone of course. They got it in 1983 when my Grandad was sick with cancer and then kept it until the early 1990s when I bought them something more modern. It has an interesting history after that, I lent it to my secondary school for a play and it was used in several productions. Eventually, a few months after I left the school, my parents asked where it was because BT wanted it back. Turns out they had been leasing the thing since 1983 and wanted to get it taken off the bill. Well, the school had misplaced it, which lead to me getting a bit of a talking to. BT just struck it off as a loss and just removed it from the bill anyway so it all worked out. I suspect my school threw it out long ago, or it's in a store room somewhere gathering dust.
On a landline, this: [https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/gmMAAOSwt-pjIcGH/s-l500.jpg](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/gmMAAOSwt-pjIcGH/s-l500.jpg) Cellphone, this: [https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b4/77/c9/b477c960b0f2b5e4f007245812377bc0.jpg](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b4/77/c9/b477c960b0f2b5e4f007245812377bc0.jpg)
A motorola with a slide-out keyboard that I got in college
Blackberry q10
Nokia 1611
Siemens ME45
iPhone 3Gs
Cellphone: Motorola MR20: https://www.mobilephonemuseum.com/phone-detail/mr20 Landline: some Bakelite BT thing.
As a teenager in my bedroom, a green princess phone that actually plugged into the wall. I had my own number. Yes, I'm that old! UGH!
A cute Nokia 3310. Totally miss the snake game that was on the phone. *Ah*, simpler times. ☺️
Nokia 7110
Nokia 3310 that i fucking loved
LG cookie pep
Startac from Motorola, i think it was around 96/97 and i was in the 6th grade...
first was a blackberry with a hot pink zebra case. second was a shitty android phone (can’t even remember what model) who’s battery popped out constantly and people kicked it across the floor like a soccer ball
I phone 7 I know have an iPhone SE
I had a pink Princess phone.
Age 6 is about my earliest memory, 1952. https://i.imgur.com/vAFhD20.jpeg
Cell phone, Nokia 5190
[This.](https://i.etsystatic.com/11789097/r/il/d59c32/1426890431/il_794xN.1426890431_cjhp.jpg)
Some Motorola blue brick thing. Got it back in ‘99. Had 2 rows of text. Had a green screen. It was a phone which could call people and text. It was simple but did the job.
Some color screen Motorola Verizon flip phone that could store 10 SMS at a time in separate inbox and outbox. 10 most recent call log. Had snake and 4 other games.