80′s Brick Cell Phone

Posted in Mobile Phones by Darrin Olson on February 19th, 2007

1980’s Brick Cell PhoneSince the first flip phone came out in the early 90′s mobile phones just haven’t been the same, and it just wouldn’t be right if the Brick passed up reporting on this retro style 1980′s cell phone. A brick can mean a number of different things; solid and reliable, some gadget rendered useless by time or technology and of course a great big heavy cell phone that makes you taste pennies and forget your name after more than 15 minutes of continuous use.

The 80′s Brick Cell Phone model FY8850 is an actually working mobile phone replica that looks old but has modern technology. It’s unlocked and works on any GSM network (900, 1800 or 1900 but not 850). There is no wireless headset, Bluetooth, car charger or USB connection since that would just go against how this phone should be used. A large cell phone brick like this has no business being connected to a computer or Bluetooth headset of any sort.

The Brick cell phone does however have a color display, speakerphone, screensavers and wallpapers, polyphonic ringtones and a 500 entry phonebook. It also supports SMS messaging and T9 text input, and sports a calendar, alarm clock and a calculator. Weighing in at almost a full pound with battery and just under 8 inches long, this cell phone does not disappoint and can certainly help round out that retro look you’ve been going for. You can now get your own for five times the cost of the original version at a sensible $169.

DayDeal via Gizmodo

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23 Comments to “80′s Brick Cell Phone”
  1. jeff Says:

    nice,but it would be even be better if motorola brought back the ultra classic 2 in quad band gsm.

  2. leonard forbes Says:

    yes i love this phone and would like to know where can i buy one from.

  3. J03Y Says:

    Ohhhhh yeah! Awesome, you gotta love thos 1980 style Razors :)

  4. Imran Says:

    Its really coooooooooooooool …
    I luv this phone and want to know , from where I can buy :(
    please forward me details if any one have …

    inshaikh@hotmail.com

  5. Big J Says:

    You can get this phoneon ebay for between $30-$80!!!!

  6. Bud Meryhew Says:

    I love this phone but i don’t know where to get it, so where do u get it?

  7. Handy Man Says:

    Hey, what a nice design! Thats for style – with this mobile phone you are a KING on the street :-)

  8. willla Says:

    does this phone actually work can U put a sim card in it or connect it somehow.?

  9. Unknown person Says:

    This phone sux

  10. Anonymous Says:

    Hahahahahahahaha :D

  11. Brian Says:

    I bought one of these from http://www.retrobrick.com/latest.html
    They are great!

  12. unknown person Says:

    i never tryed this phone and i never ever want to beacuse its so big its a brick come on people it sinks look at the new phones now and i would think that they coast more money because their rare

  13. Tina Cummins Says:

    How can I purchase one of these brick phones?

  14. cheesey Says:

    well gd bruvs

  15. The Word Says:

    They dont make them like that anymore.
    Those phones would last 10 years, not like the cheap crap today.

  16. kayla Says:

    these cell phones are muther****** ugly

  17. Anonymous Says:

    You’re retarded if you bought this. Time to move on — this isn’t even nostalgia… its only good for a laugh in movies like Hot Tub Time Machine.

  18. nigel Says:

    i had to walk to school with that sh%t in my book bag

  19. Robert Says:

    HAHAHA this sucks

  20. Anonymous Says:

    pawn stars 5$

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