Dumb Phones

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Lonestar

Veteran
I had the D600. I had it when they came out and loved it, but like the chump I was it got discarded in favour of next years plastic willy substitute. One of the best phones I ever had.

I've had my Galaxy Win for a year now and not looking to change it as im happy with it.Only mainly use it for work not not that often.
 

cisamcgu

Legendary Member
Location
Merseyside-ish
I have a Nokia 6303i Classic. Many, many years old - still has an excellent battery and tough as nails - I love it.
 

Globalti

Legendary Member
I wanted a cheap pay-as-you-go phone for cycling so I walked in to Carphone Warehouse and asked for the cheapest phone they had. The salesman showed me an Alcatel phone for £2.99. "Good!" sez I. "Any cheaper?" and he rather shamefully produced this, which he said I could have for 99 pence:

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That red was actually a rather tasteless sex-toy pink. I have my standards so I stuck with the black version at £2.99. It has only ever rung once and when it did, in my jersey pocket, my cycling buddy and I thought the noise was a helicopter or a farm vehicle following us. Mrs Gti was a bit miffed that the only time she ever called me, I didn't pick up. So I changed the ringtone to the William Patel Overture at full volume, though it hasn't rung since then. Actually the phone is difficult to use because I don't know what the four top buttons are for.
 
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Drago

Drago

Legendary Member
[QUOTE 3853287, member: 259"]Nokia 225 isn't a proper dumb phone, as it's got internet connectivity. is it a dim phone?[/QUOTE]
Its so dire as to be effectively unusable.
 

EltonFrog

Legendary Member
I wanted a cheap pay-as-you-go phone for cycling so I walked in to Carphone Warehouse and asked for the cheapest phone they had. The salesman showed me an Alcatel phone of £2.99. "Good!" sez I. "Any cheaper?" and he rather shamefully produced this, which he said I could have for 99 pence:

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That red was actually a rather tasteless sex-toy pink. I have my standards so I stuck with the black version at £2.99. It has only ever rung once and when it did, in my jersey pocket, my cycling buddy and I thought the noise was a helicopter or a farm vehicle following us. Mrs Gti was a bit miffed that the only time she ever called me, I didn't pick up. So I changed the ringtone to the William Patel Overture at full volume, though it hasn't rung since then. Actually the phone is difficult to use because I don't know what the four top buttons are for.

That is quite spectacular in its nastiness.
 

Slioch

Guru
Location
York
My trusty old Nokia 1650 is my weapon of choice when away camping. I get about 6hrs talk time and over a week on standby with this.

I always feel superior to those sad souls you see hanging around the toilet block on campsites late at night, waiting for their awesome smart phones to recharge - yet again :dry:

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fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
Why do you want a phone that can call people. :ohmy:
 

Salar

A fish out of water
Location
Gorllewin Cymru
View attachment 100066 This is mine. Suppose to be simple to use for the elderly, although it keeps turning its self off when I have it but not with anyone else.

Now that is weird.

I had the same problem a few days ago.

I'm a bit of a retro fan and bought a fully refurbished Motorola Razr flip phone in full working order.
Anyway whenever I rang or received calls it would cut off and switch off after about 5-10 seconds.

Supplier checked it out,using a few different sims,networks etc, couldn't find anything wrong with it , just me :ohmy:, so had a refund. Odd?
 
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