Commodore
Commodore Callback 8020
A retro flip running Sailfish OS, with a VFD-style cover screen. Pre-order.
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Commodore
A retro flip running Sailfish OS, with a VFD-style cover screen. Pre-order.
Light
Light's take on a flip phone, with T9 and a real hinge. Ships 2027.
The Minimal Company
The sequel drops E Ink for AMOLED and keeps the keyboard. Pre-order for December.
Zinwa
Zinwa's own QWERTY design on Android 16. Pre-order, production depends on demand.
Balance Phone
A Galaxy A37 with the distracting apps blocked at system level, and you can't undo it.
Bigme
Color e-ink with stylus support, on open Android 14. Reading first.
Dumber
A tiny Android keypad phone that still runs WhatsApp, Spotify and Maps.
dumb.co
Twenty dollars plus a plan. The cheapest way to try a second, dumber number.
Mindphone
A flagship-shaped keypad Android with the browser and app store taken out.
HMD / Nokia
HMD's first keypad phone with a front camera, for video calls on a keypad.
HMD / Nokia
A 2.4 inch keypad phone with a VGA camera on each face, for Xpress chat video calls.
HMD / Nokia
A 2026 keypad Nokia with a front camera and a long standby.
HMD / Nokia
The 2026 refresh adds a front camera and an assistant button you may not want.
TobiPhone
A managed iPhone. iMessage and FaceTime stay, the App Store and the browser go.
AGM
A pocket-sized rugged flip with a notification LED on the lid and a dedicated SOS key.
AGM
A keypad phone with a 4,000mAh battery that doubles as a power bank.
Balance Phone
The Galaxy S25 version of the same idea, for people who still want a great camera.
Bigme
Same phone, black and white panel. Sharper text, no color layer.
Bigme
A full Android phone on a color e-paper screen. Slower on purpose.
Keyphone
Modular and repairable. Keypad, battery, camera and screen all swap out.
Mudita
A 4.3 inch E Ink phone with offline maps and a hardware privacy switch.
Sidephone
Swap the keypad tile and the phone changes character. T9 comes in the box.
SLEKE.
An upcycled Pixel running a custom OS built around answers rather than feeds.
TCL
A 5G KaiOS flip with a big battery. Has a browser, so bring some discipline.
Unihertz
A square-screen Android with a physical QWERTY. More BlackBerry than dumbphone.
Unnecto
A clamshell with a full QWERTY keyboard for under seventy dollars.
Vortex
A Razr homage for forty dollars. Reviews are blunt about what you get.
Megalife
A rugged Android flip with an approved-apps list and no browser at all.
Zinwa
A real BlackBerry Classic shell with modern guts inside. A keyboard cult favorite.
Bigme
The original HiBreak. Older Android, smaller screen, lowest price.
HMD
A restyled Nokia flip in pink, with stickers and a beaded strap.
Light
The minimalist flagship. OLED, a scroll wheel, and nothing to scroll.
The Minimal Company
E Paper screen, physical QWERTY, full Play Store. You supply the willpower.
HMD / Nokia
A keypad Nokia with USB-C and an FM radio. Under seventy dollars.
HMD / Nokia
A slightly bigger keypad Nokia with dual SIM and a 2MP camera.
HMD / Nokia
The 2024 remake of the classic. Snake included, Wi-Fi left out.
Sunbeam Wireless
Sunbeam's cheaper flip. Same idea, smaller battery, lower res screen.
Sunbeam Wireless
A rugged flip with a real menu of software builds. Pick how dumb you want it.
Unihertz
A full Android phone shrunk until scrolling stops being comfortable.
Techless
A Samsung locked down by WiseOS. Modern hardware, curated tools, monthly fee.
AGM
A rugged flip built around a very loud speaker and an SOS key.
AGM
Forty-nine dollars, IP68, and a keypad. As basic as a phone gets.
Duoqin
A Chinese anti-addiction school phone. Its LTE bands barely touch US networks.
Kyocera
A Japanese rugged keitai that actually works on US LTE.
Punkt.
A privacy-first Android alternative from Punkt. A smartphone, but a careful one.
Unihertz
A credit-card-sized Android with a see-through back and a headphone jack.
Duoqin
A T9 keypad under a 3.54-inch touchscreen. Google Play only on the global units.
Kyocera
The carrier-flexible Kyocera rugged flip, with push to talk.
Kyocera
The ultra-rugged Verizon flip. Washable, drop-proof, and winding down.
HMD / Nokia
The 2780's older sibling. A slightly bigger screen on a slower chip.
HMD / Nokia
The default US flip phone. KaiOS, VoLTE, and a removable battery.
TCL
An AT&T Android flip with email and hearing aid support. Cheap on the used market.
Unihertz
The cheapest Jelly, and Android 12 is the last version it will ever run.
CAT (Bullitt, under license)
A rugged Android flip with a touchscreen and the Play Store. Getting hard to find.
Kyocera
The AT&T-flavored rugged Kyocera. Secondary market only now.
Kyocera
A tidy au flip that dropped Japan's 3G, so calls there are VoLTE or nothing.
Mudita
The E Ink keypad phone that came before the Kompakt. Secondhand only.
Sonim
A budget rugged flip with a no-camera option for restricted workplaces.
Kyocera
A SoftBank keitai with a proper English menu and an awkward band list.
Light
E Ink, tiny, and still supported. Where a lot of people started.
Schok
An Android flip that is mostly known for being loud.
Sharp
A Sharp keitai for Japan, Europe, or the look. Skip it for a US line.
Punkt.
Jasper Morrison design, Signal-based messaging, no camera. A tool, plainly.
Apple
Leave the iPhone in a drawer and wear the phone instead. Setup needs the iPhone once.
Samsung
A touchscreen Android flip from 2017. Charming, and out of security updates.
Apple
Listed so nobody buys one by mistake. With no VoLTE it cannot make calls in the US.
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