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| Model: Siemens C55 |
| Small and feminine, packed with features, though not quite to the brim. It worked perfectly, but eventually I got tired of its appearance. |
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| I gave it to Dad when I bought my next one. He puts it to work in terrible conditions—in a mesh bag with pieces of metal or on a workbench amid sawdust and shavings—but nothing fazes it. |
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| Model: Nokia 3510 |
| A friend lent it to me while the Siemens C65 was being repaired |
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| I returned it as soon as the C65 came back |
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| Model: Siemens C65 |
| I bought it on a special offer tied to LMT. It cost next to nothing. It's a shame the evil LMT didn't mention on its website that the CX65 was also available under the offer. Still, this phone is simply a marvel in terms of power and features—almost a smartphone. I even read books on its tiny screen while riding the bus; it's convenient. Careless handling caused a stripe to appear across the screen; they repaired it for two months and gave me nothing as a replacement. |
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| It's still with me to this day. But there's a good chance it will be replaced by a Qtek 2020i smartphone or one of its clones. This one will then go to Mom, who doesn't have a mobile phone yet. |
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