What is the first ever cell phone you owned?

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Nokia 3120

Nokia brick way back in 2003 when I was about 7. It wasn't even in colour it was just green screen and black.... Oh god how far we have all come

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BurstingBubbles

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One of these beauties in 2007 when I was 10/11, then had Samsung phones ever since :tongue:

(sony ericsson k750i)

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sharpies

An ancient Motorola brick that's the equivalent of something you'd get at the supermarket for £15 now.
That was a hand-me-down, and the first phone I got new was an Alcatel something or other. My first touchscreen, too.

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Tootles

Original post by Spock's Socks

This

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I had one of those at one point. My parents had the older model, the GA328.

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TheBlueBiro

LG Chocolate

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VannR

Sony Ericsson K800i. It was an absolute beast back in its day. I'm not joking by the way :biggrin:

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frances98

Original post by HYI52N

A pink Motorola flip phone in year 7. Phones have progressed

Pretty sure everyone had one at some point. Was it the motorola razr

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queen-bee

Nokia 7373 in pink,my little bundle of joy

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RadioHawk

Nokia 5170
Had to do some research to find it though

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manic_fuzz

Siemens A55, I think :K:

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glacier fruit

I can't remember what it was called but it was the small navy blue and white Nokia?

Never felt so fly playing snake before school.

iPhone 5

Original post by RadioHawk

Nokia 5170
Had to do some research to find it though

He asked the first phone you owned, not the first bullet proof vest ..

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myblueheaven339

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This bad boy! With 4 swappable colours! Haha!

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