That one phone you wish you had owned and the one you wish you hadn't...

[version7point0]

Evening guys and gals.

As the title suggests;

Do you have a certain phone that caught your eye, yet you never took the plunge to get it? 

Is there a phone you wanted so badly and it turned out to be a huge mistake?

For me the phone I always wanted was the Motorola V70. It was just so original and unique, back in a day where the phone design was what set you apart, not the case you put it in.

My biggest regret was the Motorola RAZR V3. Yes it was strikingly beautiful, sleek and elegant, but try putting a few songs on it and then snapping a few pictures and bang, out of memory... 

How about the rest of you lovely people?

[MI5]

Well I'm keeping my 2146 (was probably my most treasured phone ever) but there is some other Nokia dross lying around that could go into the store

[Anonymous]

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@jonsie wrote:

I think between us we could open a Nokia store. I have the 3210, 3310, 3330, C3, 3020, Ringo and one I can't even remember the model number!

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I have a 3210, 3310, 6100, c3, 2730

[sheepdog]

Always admired the V3 but when I got to play with one (mother's) I hated using the interface. As an oddity, I always wanted a Nokia N93 - the one with a video camera! 

On the other hand, I had a Sagem my-55 as a freebie on Vodafone. Looked quite poor but in reality it was a fantastically brilliant phone that was almost unbreakable.

Currently on the phone I wish I hadn't is oddly, the Nexus 4. I should say so far that is as  its not exactly what I call a device to pick up and use without a lot of configuration.

[Anonymous]

so the nexus 4 isnt that great then

[MI5]

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@Anonymous wrote:

so the nexus 4 isnt that great then

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Some will love it and some will hate it. If you are used to apple it will seem confusing at first as the options to customise and change things will be alien. Personally I'd prefer to spend a bit of time setting a phone up to my choice rather than having to use what someone else wanted me to use, but again, it's a personal thing. That's why the different phones and platforms all survive side by side

[Anonymous]

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@MI5 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

so the nexus 4 isnt that great then

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Some will love it and some will hate it. If you are used to apple it will seem confusing at first as the options to customise and change things will be alien. Personally I'd prefer to spend a bit of time setting a phone up to my choice rather than having to use what someone else wanted me to use, but again, it's a personal thing. That's why the different phones and platforms all survive side by side

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its good to have variety, i may migrate to an s3 next time

[MI5]

See if you can borrow one or try one out first. It's very, very different to apple.

[Anonymous]

yeah i will thanks, im looking for something different next, not upgrading to a 5 just because its taller & has siri

[MI5]

The S3 has S Voice which is the same as Siri, but you never use it as you look a right twerp asking your phone questions

[Anonymous]

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@i take it youMI5 wrote:
The S3 has S Voice which is the same as Siri, but you never use it as you look a right twerp asking your phone questions

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i take it that you have then