Sharp – I took it on a school ski trip, then it went in for repair because its display froze in the cold. A very nice phone with basic features, but with a perfect display. To this day I will never forget how nicely it took photos, even though the shot was always taken a second after pressing the button.
Siemens – When it looked like it really could not be repaired, I got a new one. I mostly used it for translating. Otherwise it had no radio, so I substituted MP3s for it. Later its microphone broke, for a while I could only send text messages, and then I suddenly got a new phone. I did not even send many texts anyway, one every few months..
Nokia – A basic model, but comfortable, with a mono radio. I carried it to school every morning and hid it from the others. Sometimes – I had that trained from koss Ksc/9, even when I did not have to. Otherwise it did not stand out in any way, it had an ordinary camera and so on. I actually got it by chance, because we were at O2, probably about the internet, and the girl there offered us a phone plus plan, so I thought it would go to Lukas, since he had just lost his, and then, oh well.
Samsung – It is incredible what the cheapest phones can do today. This one has a radio, MP3, a 1 MP camera and so on. I am happy with it from A to Z, the only thing it could have is a sleep timer for the radio. Quite often I fall asleep from exhaustion, leave the phone somewhere, and in the morning it is dead :(.