The 11 iconic mobile phones that most of us have dreamed of

Usually people will remember all the mobile phones they have used. But it's not just them: it's the device that users dream of in their memory. I suggest mentioning 11 cult phones-almost everyone has seen them.

Nokia 8110

The model was released in 1996 and was largely popular for the film Matrix-she was with the young Keanu Keanu Reeves. However, this is not the only reason people love the phone: the Nokia 8110 is highly ergonomic-easy to use-because of its shape. The model also has a good speaker and microphone-which is rare in devices released in the mid-1990s.

The mobile phone is quite large-141 x 48 x 25 mm.

Siemens S25

Siemens S25, released in 1999, is a business-grade mobile phone. Because of the lithium-ion battery, it looks great, very compact, and weighs only 125 grams.

The device has a "color" screen-with red, green and blue pixels. The rear cover is combined with a 650 mAh battery. The phone is equipped with an infrared port that can record messages for 20 seconds on a tape recorder.

The Internet protocol is WAP 1.0, which became obsolete in 1999: users of most domestic mobile operators cannot access the network through this phone.

Nokia 3310

Nokia 3310 went on sale in 2000 and successfully broke the record circulation of 129 million copies.

This model is called "indestructible" because it can even withstand a strong blow. Another advantage-900 mAh high-capacity battery: the phone can work for about a week without recharging.

Main functions: voice call, vibration reminder, SMS chat. You can also use the built-in melody editor to create ringtones on your device.

3310 Nokia users also have gluttonous snake games installed in their memory.

Motorola RAZR V3

Motorola RAZR V3-a very thin device-has a "fold" with two color screens. In 2004, he caused a sensation with his slim figure and futuristic design.

The model has polyphony and can listen to mp3 ringtones. There is a camera, but it can't take good quality pictures.