I've got a Samsung S5230 Star in snow-white some months ago. It was pretty cheap, but that doesn't mean it's bad.
I use it mostly for phone calls, sms and as mp3-player, the mobile has an inbuild camera which is great for snapshots.
Overall it's my first touchscreen-phone, but i'd owned two Samsung mp3-players with touchscreen-pad-interface before.



Which mobile phone(s) do you own and what is your experience?

BlackBerry Torch (9800)
BlackBerry 8820
All my other old mobile phones have been recycled.

Nokia N900
HTC HD2

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I have this one too.But in Black.

A lot people i know have the same phone but in black.
I thought the white one looks elegant and a lot people have black phones, and the white one was a few € cheaper too

Samsung S5230 - ah, that one. The cheapest touchscreen phone in here (well, for that price it's pretty good). Resistive screen, has no Android, however.

I have the Arena, though:


But I wish I had a Windows Phone 7 phone.

Nokia 5130, my current phone
Nokia 3310

I prefer the 3310, a nice, simple, sturdy phone, without all the crap, that i don`t use anyway. Unfortunately the battery is almost dead, and i don`t wanna spend money on a new battery for a 11 year old phone.

I have a nokia 1616 (the cheapest phone in here )

and a U9 Purple

i had it.. GREAT PHONE

i own now HTC 7 Mozart

Sony Ericsson W902

LG GT540

I get all my mobile phones free from the place my father works.So,I just have it because they gave it to me and I didn't have any other choice at that time.They say that they will bring some Windows Phones too in about two months though.

I have many mobile phones.. old/collected ones specially the one I currently use is HTC Tytn 2.. I think it's fantastic, has Windows Mobile 6.5 that runs smoothly, as camera, mp3, wifi, GPS... and the best part is that I installed Pocket Dos that is quite usefull !!



Before the tytn, my most significant phones were Sony Ericsson p800, HTC Prophet and my favourite one, the S.E. P910i



it's my favourite, because it never never freezes, has a huge software dotation, great battery life, detachable keyboard... I upgraded to the tytn 2 only because, it had no wifi and the QWERTY keyboard has no light..

None, there isn't any money for a phone. However, if I were to choose a phone I would choose an older Windows Mobile 6.5 one.

I own alot of cellphone ( i collect them )
my current phone is a nokia c3-00

Samsung Galaxy Spica (GT-i5700)

Great phone, cheap (ca. $150 with warranty) with Android and capacitive screen.

Motorola L6
Nokia 5300

Motorola V3, V3i, V3x, V3xx, A1000 (Other old not listed )
Lg U900 , Samsung P910
HTC P3600 WM 6.1

Now Use V3i, V3xx and P3600

Sony Ericsson W350i

I hate touch screens, they are not a phone anymore but a toys

I currently use a Casio G'Zone Boulder and an iPad 1.

But, for a full inventory of the drawers:

CDMA
Casio G'zOne Boulder on Verizon
My current phone. Orange. Works great in the shower. Rugged.
HTC PPC6800 'Mogul' on Sprint
Has some MEID... eh, issues... from some serial number experimentation. I've just been lazy to fix them in QPST.
LG VX5600 'Accolade' on Verizon Prepaid
Still active, oddly enough, on my old number from before I went postpaid.
Samsung SGH-i770 'Saga' on Verizon
Works, but won't charge.
Motorola StarTAC ST7868W on PagePlus (Verizon MVNO)
Works great, and PagePlus lets me get around Verizon's official 'no more non-e911 devices' rules.
Sanyo S1 on PagePlus / Qwest
Generic candybar.
Microsoft KIN One on Verizon
The ONE, not the ONEm -- meaning I can't use it software-wise as it wants the KIN Studio that doesn't exist anymore.

GSM
Samsung T101G on Tracfone/AT&T
Crappy little prepaid phone. I should trash it but I can find a random use.
Samsung SGH-X497 on Cingular/AT&T
Last phone I had before I switched to Verizon. Worked okay.
HP iPAQ 500 Voice Messenger (unlocked)
Kick-ass international phone I use for some of my odd SIMs here and there like the Voda SIM that Rioter sent me.
Apple iPad 3G on AT&T
Unlocked, obviously. Native GSM voice and SMS can be activated as soon as that damn PhoneItiPad comes out... then my iPad is a giant iPhone 4, literally. No data trickery.

PDC - decommissioned 2G cellular network from Japan
Sharp 201SH on Softbank
My alarm clock. It has KILLER standby battery life and is the most reliable thing I own in terms of mobile devices and alarm clocks. Never misses an alarm (unless I tell it to cancel), always keeps its clock, even without the network around anymore.

The Nokia C3-01 touch and type:

Pretty cool?

Blackberry Storm 2 9550. I like the clicky.

I have some really old Motorola flip phone thing.

Sony Ericsson Vivaz (current), Nokia 6121 (former) and Motorola C115 (found).

Nokia N900, Nokia N95-8GB, Nokia 9500, Nokia NGage (can't find it ), Motorola T720i, Sony Ericsson S700i.