I had a Motorola MPx200 back in the day, and it was my only flip phone in all my years of having mobile phones. I have to say it was really nice doing the flipping. There's something about the tactility and the chunky hinge doing the snapping.
Not sure where I read it, but apparently they are mostly bought by women because the flip phones are more practical when you have tiny or nonexistent pockets and a small purse.
My wife can't wait for these to become affordable (sub $500). She is still pissed off that mid-range small phones disappeared 3-4 years ago to be replaced by 6" phablets.
This is literally me rn,
Cant find decent small phone with reasonable price.
Why in the hell would I want to flip my phone
So you can end all phone calls like this
This hasn't aged well:
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I had a Motorola MPx200 back in the day, and it was my only flip phone in all my years of having mobile phones. I have to say it was really nice doing the flipping. There's something about the tactility and the chunky hinge doing the snapping.
Not sure where I read it, but apparently they are mostly bought by women because the flip phones are more practical when you have tiny or nonexistent pockets and a small purse.
My wife can't wait for these to become affordable (sub $500). She is still pissed off that mid-range small phones disappeared 3-4 years ago to be replaced by 6" phablets.
This is literally me rn, Cant find decent small phone with reasonable price.
This might turn in to something worthwhile: https://smallandroidphone.com/
That is considered small??
Depending on bezels and ratio, it could be smaller than your 4.7 inch Nexus 4 for example
mjd-rangesmall phones disappeared 3-4 years ago to be replaced by 6" phablets.FTFY
I think you can get last gen Flip for sub $500