[Lurkinanloomin]

I wish I could go back to my Nokia, but no carrier I can find will connect it.

[clintonh8r]

Same here. That little candy bar form was great. I think they’re all 2G, though.

[Rebelbase]

I finally switched from a flip phone to a smart phone when my carrier dropped 3G.

The flipper was light and easy to carry. It’s a love/hate thing with the smart phone.

[hillarys cankles]

If my carrier supported it, I too would go back to my Nokia.

[sloanrb]

Nokia has a 4G 6300 phone, like the old style candy bar phones.

https://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Unlocked-Hotspot-Assistant-Charcoal/dp/B08SV2Y7J6/ref=dp_fod_2?tag=aadls-20&pd_rd_i=B08SV2Y7J6&th=1&geniuslink=true

[RayChuang88]

You can’t. With cellphone carriers turning off 2G and 3G networks, old phones are useless. In fact, even old iPhones older than the iPhone 5 are useless now.

[Salamander]

I still have our Motorola Star-Tacs.
I once accidentally backed over mine with a Toyota 4Runner and it was just fine.

/plus, the X Files factor

[MomwithHope]

tracfone would

[Cboldt]

My phone service was cut off by AT&T because that model was not sold originally AT&T branded. So, I got along without for a few weeks.

This actually works. I reverted to “old time” navigation methods, which is a little tougher now that gas stations don’t have maps.

Embrace the adapt. Most of my life I was inaccessible unless in the house, in earshot of the phone - or in the house, at the PC. Even those modern conveniences are not necessities.

[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

I had the Motorola RAZR flip TRON looking thing when it came out ~2004.

Loved it until my wife washed it.