What cell phone do we all own?

[Panda]

A Siemens A65. Because it has the same logic as my previous Siemens, cost €49 and has no unnecessary extras.

 

[Leonel]

I got a Sony Ericsson but I have no clue as to what model number it is. It's as tall as a pack of cigarettes but thinner and slimmer.

 

[Sophie 378]

It should say behind the battery or something.

 

[bhsup]

Motorola v300 and I hate it.

It's a flip phone, which I intentionally got in the hopes of never pressing wrong buttons by accident while it was in my pocket. Unfortunately, the 'change ringer style' buttons are on the side of the blasted phone, and sometimes get depressed while I am moving around.

Wish I cold find a flip phone with absolutely no buttons on the exterior of the phone.

 

[Oruc]

I dont use my mobile, i dont know what make it is, i was forced into getting one by my mother because she doesnt like not knowing where i am, I told it was a waste of money as i would never use it.
I was correct of course.

 

[Leonel]

It should say behind the battery or something.

Oh here we go. T310?

 

[Trafalgar]

Siemens A65. A $10.00 upgrade from Fido.

 

[Sophie 378]

@Leonel: is it this?

More info on the Sony Ericsson site.

 

[Ansar]

Verizon Wireless. Not sure about what kind of deal I have with the company...

 

[Zwelgje]

First owned a Nokia 3210 for 4.5 years, it broke: I couldn't press the "0" anymore so I had to get a new one since I don't know any phonenumber without a "0" in it...
Now I have a Nokia 1100.

The thing these phones have in common is that they can be used to make a phonecall and are the cheapest around. No need for a camera, mp3 player or whatever stuff they put in.

I call prepaid. My collegues thought I was crazy since there is this 10 euro per month contract which was the cheapest and I should take that etc. etc. etc. I pointed out to them that in the past year I spend about 50 euros on phone calls with this phone which is quite a bit cheaper than the 110 euro their contract would cost me. This was followed by an overwhelming silence.

 

[cidknee]

Motorola v300 and I hate it.

It's a flip phone, which I intentionally got in the hopes of never pressing wrong buttons by accident while it was in my pocket. Unfortunately, the 'change ringer style' buttons are on the side of the blasted phone, and sometimes get depressed while I am moving around.

Wish I cold find a flip phone with absolutely no buttons on the exterior of the phone.

try the nokia 6101.. its awesome. I have it and have had no problems.
and im super hard on phones.

I also used to sell mobile phones for a living. The biggest choice I always gave people was this. If you are planning on talking on the phone for more than 1 hour a month, get a contract. Otherwise its more expensive.

 

[Leonel]

@Leonel: is it this?

More info on the Sony Ericsson site.

Yes! That's the one! That's my cellphone. Good sleuthing, Sophie!

 

[Sophie 378]

I am the master of the Google (and Carphone Warehouse) search function.

 

[JoeM]

Heh, heh. I beat you all hands down with the largest phone (currently available).

I used to have a Treo 600, and yesterday my Orange M5000 arrived, also known as the HTC Universal, i-mate JASJAR, XDA EXEC, or MDA Pro.

 

[Tank_Guy#3]

The non-existent one.