What phone are you sporting this year?

[barberbob]

Samsung Galaxy S5 mini. Not too big and you can change the battery!!. Unless someone makes a phone that lasts a full day with Wifi/Internet, Bluetooth and GPS switched on, this is a killer argument for me. I always carry at least one charged spare battery with me.

The Ulefone I got has a HUGE battery. Get 3/4 days out of it.

 

[Shemen Zait]

Dan, the Mi3 camera is far better than my previous Nexus 4 so no complaints. Getting full 4g on the ID network (3).

I bought it from Amazon and I think I paid £96 delivered.

Battery get charges every four or five days.

Sent from my Redmi 3 using Tapatalk

 

[Count of Undolpho]

Good spec phone.

But it's Windows OS. Never could get my head round it.

I found Win 10 really easy after Android, Tiles are good, apps are easy to navigate and settings are well laid out. OneNote, Mobile Office and easy Exchange integration - lovely!

 

[Steve Bowles]

In case you're too young to remember, this is a Nokia 2720:

 

[Darkbulb]

Friend of mine reminded me that there are now people in the workplace that has never used a rotary phone.
That makes me feel ancient.

 

[barberbob]

Wait till

Friend of mine reminded me that there are now people in the workplace that has never used a rotary phone.
That makes me feel ancient.

Wait till a teenager asks you what you mean by hang up

 

[Rik Shaw]

Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen) - having owned models from the far more expensive Samsung Galaxy S line prior to this, I can say that this is a super phone for the money.

Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen) for me too.

 

[jaycey]

When I go out on 'special ops' Friday nights I usually swap from an iCrack 6 to a vintage Nokia 8850.
No GPS tracking, no camera, the hipsters are all very envious and it's been & largely unaffected by piss and chilli sauce when I've gone that bit to far

 

[Fido]

Still happy with my iPhone 4s.

 

[Loedse]

iPhone 6s is my current phone.

 

[nick_s]

Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen) for me too.

I have one as my work phone, I was genuinely surprised how good it is for the money.

 

[Fox]

After having Nokia's for most of my mobile phone life, I felt that build quality had deteriorated so much that it was time to try something new. After many hours of research I bought a Chinese CUBOT S200, best £75 I have ever spent on a phone. Have had it for a little over a year and it has never let me down. Did think recently of going for an upgrade to a newer model, but if it's not broke why...

Would highly recommend their phones.

 

[Dipesh]

iPhone 6s. I wouldn't have anything else.

 

[Dipesh]

iPhone 6s. I wouldn't have anything else.

 

[Burgundy]

iPhone 5 for day-to-day and a Nokia 130 when out in the hills.

 

[Northam Saint]

iPhone 6s. I wouldn't have anything else.

Same here, I've a few paid apps that I use all the time, such as CoPilot. It works for me and delivers what I want.