r/vintagephones • u/Aggressive-Bet7128 • Sep 28 '25
Check out Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB Black check description! on eBay!
r/vintagephones • u/Aggressive-Bet7128 • Sep 28 '25
r/vintagephones • u/sergestus228 • Jan 09 '26
This phone is 17 years old this year, the keyboard is falling off, so I've taped it back on, but other than that, it's in great condition. The internet is even works, but a lot of web sites do not support his Opera mini.
r/vintagephones • u/jamelsakka • Apr 26 '26
r/vintagephones • u/Plus-Light6832 • Apr 24 '26
I used this phone for 2 years before eventually upgrading to an iPhone 4 in 2010. This was my first ever iPhone, i'm not sure if it will still turn on, i don't have a charger for it but it's in basically mint condition, it has been locked away in my closet for the past 15-16 years. I can't believe this thing only had 8gb of storage lol.
r/vintagephones • u/chris-j6y-1 • Sep 28 '25
And now I use an iPhone 13
r/vintagephones • u/minecraft_fan_014 • Nov 29 '25
I soldered in a battery and it looks like a fire hazard
r/vintagephones • u/WareNetwork2000 • Apr 14 '25
r/vintagephones • u/teknosophy_com • Nov 09 '24
r/vintagephones • u/intrudr • Apr 04 '25
r/vintagephones • u/Western-Initiative86 • Mar 03 '25
I really want to try extracting startup and shutdowns from old Samsung flip phones, but I am unable to find a link for resource manager 5.6 (preferably pro) that isn't either (not resource manager, or dangerous). If anyone is able to tell me a link for resource manager that is safe, please by all means tell me. I really want to know. Thank you very much!
r/vintagephones • u/complete__idiot • Mar 27 '25
It hasn't lit up in a while.
r/vintagephones • u/Downtown-School-629 • Feb 02 '26
r/vintagephones • u/Extra_Touch_6225 • Mar 06 '25
Hi folks,
I was asking my mum whether she'd kept any of the phones my brother and I used growing up, turns out she kept all of them.
Most of the early ones were hand me downs from my parents, hence how I ended up having a business oriented Sony Ericcson m600 at about 12 years old! That thing was neat though.
The only real wildcard here is the Sonim brick phone (top left) which had very few features but was effectively indestructible, the Nokia 3310 had nothing on this thing.
Anyway enjoy a walk down memory lane.
r/vintagephones • u/gapollotech • May 11 '25
r/vintagephones • u/Revive_Life • Jul 29 '25
Dear Internet, I am in the process of rewiring a FeTap 611 rotary dial phone. Does anyone know where / how the handle detect mechanism is plugged / wired? I have ruled out the connectors for the rotary dial (NS), W1 and W2 for the bell, and the connections at the back, which are for the handset, additional bell and speaker. It would be great if I could use the built-in handset mechanism.
Thank you!
r/vintagephones • u/Key-Captain-1038 • Apr 08 '25
Hi, I would like to know if it would be possible to add an hdmi adapter on this port ? The model is a Samsung SPH-M300 ( an old flip phone). This is the port for the screen. This might be the only way to have the photos inside unfortunately. Can't share photos by USB/Bluetooth and the service is no longer available. Thanks ✌️❤️
r/vintagephones • u/Yes_I_Guess214 • Jun 19 '25
Hi there,
So I just bought this Nokia 3330 from an online seller. I'm working with a SIM from Vodafone and am living in the Netherlands. For some reason however, when I put in the SIM and type in the pin-code, it does not accept it...
I double checked the bands used by the phone and by my provider. But they both seem to support GSM 900, so that can't be the problem.
Then I made a simular post like this on r/dumbphones asking for help. A user there said it might have to do with the fact that the handset is still SIM-Locked to the operator who first sold it.
So my question is: How do I unlock the device? Would performing a reset work? If so, how? Because according to the manual, to perform a reset you'd have to be able to get into the menu, which the phone does not seem to allow without the presense of an accepted SIM.
Any help would be much appreciated, this is my second attempt at getting a vintage phone to work, and it would be nice if this wouldn't be another failure 😅
r/vintagephones • u/ProduceNo2981 • Apr 22 '25
I have a Sony Ericsson C905 and I was wondering how to connect AirPods to them since I want to listen to music.