What kind of phone do you have?

[drmollytov]

I have a Sony Xperia 10iii, solely because it was (a) affordable and (b) compatible with Sailfish OS.

It's fine. It runs Sailfish, which is literally the only thing I want or need it to do.

[bby]

i am using a google pixel 5. this is my second pixel phone; before this i had a 3xl. i really like it because it gets updates faster and doesn't have a ton of pre-installed apps i'm never going to use.

when i got my first smartphone, i rooted it and i kind of want to try doing that again. but i need to look further into it; i also don't use it as much as my computer so it may not even be worth it for me anymore. i may also just wait until i inevitably have to get a new phone since i've had this one for a bit.

dumb phones are also something that interests me: i miss physical keyboards on phones! but again that is something i need to further research before pursuing.

[Nova]

Motorola Moto G Power 5G 2023.

Alas, it is not rooted, I'm too much of a wuss to try to.
But one day I would love to use an Android based OS that isn't supplied by Google.

I also want an Android based flip phone or even a dumb phone (KaiOS is interesting to start with).

[boreal_cryptid]

i'm a big fan of rugged phones with good battery. it's because of constant physical danger i live (and lived) in, and because i really loved hiking (before our forests became unsafe because of the mines). i use HOTWAV (W10 Pro), and honestly it's so protected and thick that i'm worried about the floor if my phone would fall. 




and what i like esthetically:
rugged thick phones (obviously),
flip phones (don't use, but i had one when i was a teen),
phones with wide keyboard (like BlackBerry)

[AY38910]

ACME brand Android phone (that is, generic brand)

[candycanearter07]

I have a very old iPhone 8s, and I desperately want an Android, but my family is an Apple family unfortunately.