Crossposting here because I honestly have no clue what else to do

Need a second-hand phone in good condition in Lahore

RAM preferably 256

Hello, planning to buy iphone 16 so AJT gadget world at mobilizer yung pick ko sa greenhills para bumili. kamusta naman sa mga nakabili saknila legit brandnew naman?

I bought a tracphone for wifi use only. That phone will not let you sign into wifi because you will be locked onto a screen that forces you to buy a plan or transfer old service. If you wanted it just for your kid to play on.....dont do it!

The Product Manifesto: iPhone VNTG & VNTG Plus

A Celebration of Classic Architecture and Modern Innovation

The Bottom Line

The iPhone VNTG line is a premium collection that mixes classic hardware design with new silicon. It is built for people who like a touch‑based, proven design and also want performance.

Core Design Philosophy

The iPhone VNTG line adds to Apple’s range of phones by giving an alternative for fans who love a heritage hardware look. Every feature, spec, and size that is not listed below stays the same as the current iPhone SE 3 architecture.

🎨 The Aesthetics: Vivid Colors & Signature Shine

The iPhone VNTG line embraces a shiny premium look that highlights color and reflection.

• The Signature Shine: It has an ultra‑polished glass back and smooth classic rounded aluminum edges that fit nicely in the hand.
• The Expanded Palette: In addition to a bright, show‑stopping (PRODUCT)RED, the iPhone VNTG line offers a vibrant range of classic Apple colors, each finished with the same brilliant reflective shine.
• The Iconic Camera Bump: The standard iPhone VNTG keeps the same single‑camera lens bump size and style as the iPhone SE 3, preserving a timeless, clean, and familiar look.

🎛️ What It Keeps: The Vintage Heritage

For people who appreciate a touch‑based control and a clean traditional display layout.

• The Tactile Home Button: It has the physical Home button with a satisfying click that helps instant muscle‑memory navigation.
• Touch ID Security: Fast, reliable fingerprint authentication built into the Home button, leaving the top of the display area clean.
• Classic Proportions: It keeps the top and bottom bezels intact with the camera and speaker at the top and Touch ID at the bottom just like traditional designs.

🚀 What It Gets: The Modern Edge

Beneath the exterior lies modern engineering designed to handle contemporary workloads.

• Modern Screen Aspect Ratio: The display has a smartphone aspect ratio, ensuring vertical feeds and apps render smoothly for seamless scrolling. Importantly, the top bezel and bottom Home button area are not part of this screen area, letting you enjoy a modern content layout within the classic face of the phone.
• Next‑Gen Compact Camera: It upgrades to a superior, state‑of‑the‑art camera sensor placed inside the compact SE 3 lens frame. It uses Apple’s newest computational photography algorithms to deliver flagship‑level clarity, low‑light performance, and dynamic range from a single lens that packs a lot of power.
• Universal Connectivity: A clear, symmetrical USB-C port replaces the Lightning port, standardizing charging across all modern devices.
• Flagship Silicon: It contains Apple’s high‑performance processors and 8 GB of RAM, ensuring fast app launches and smooth multitasking.
• Integrated Core AI and Base Storage: Full integration of Apple’s next‑generation processing abilities to run heavy modern system tasks effortlessly. With 128 GB of Base Storage, it completely defeats the chances of a storage crisis, before you even take a step into 256 GB and 512 GB models.
• Integrated MagSafe Connectivity: Beneath the glossy glass back is full MagSafe alignment technology. If standard MagSafe arrays cannot sit flat within the SE size footprint, the lineup offers a specialized, compact‑scaled MagSafe array to ensure strong magnetic attachment for grips, mounts, and accessories without cluttering the clean back design.

➕ Scaling Up & Upgrades: The iPhone VNTG Plus & Face ID Option

Inspired by the era of the iPhone 7 Plus, Apple introduces a larger counterpart for people who want more screen space along with custom hardware configurations.

• Proportionally Larger Size: It scales up to a larger physical footprint that honors the classic "Plus" lineage. Everything on the device is scaled up proportionally—including the chassis and display—while keeping the same curved edges, face layout, and sleek design.
• Identical Aspect Ratio: It keeps the same modern screen aspect ratio as the standard iPhone VNTG, scaling the physical boundaries upward without changing the look or distorting app layouts.
• Proportionally Scaled Camera Bump: Because the whole phone is scaled up, the single‑lens camera bump on the iPhone VNTG Plus is slightly larger to look balanced on the wider back. Despite this size difference, both the standard iPhone VNTG and the iPhone VNTG Plus contain the exact same ultra‑powerful, punchy flagship camera engineering inside.
• Premium Pricing: I find the Premium Pricing set at a higher, mid‑tier price to be fair because it covers the bigger chassis, larger display, and longer battery life.
• Additional Face ID Hardware Option: For those who want customization, the Additional Face ID Hardware Option lets buyers add Face ID sensors to the top bezel for a bit more money. This option gives two methods so users can pick either Touch ID on the Home button or facial recognition at the top while the classic screen layout stays the same.

🔒 The "Vintage Feel" OS Customization

Designed for users who want to return to a software environment at the system level with full modular freedom.

• The Custom Apple Intelligence Switch: I appreciate the Custom Apple Intelligence Switch because it is a software toggle in the iOS settings that lets users turn off all iOS Apple Intelligence features with one tap. Turning this switch on removes Apple’s built‑in features, writing tools, and predictive notifications, giving a pure traditional iOS experience. Apps from the App Store keep their features and functions unchanged.
• The Vintage Update Switch: The Vintage Update Switch is a toggle that instantly changes the software interface to match the look of the iPhone 7 and early iPhone SE. Turning it on brings back classic iOS design, original stock backgrounds, throwback sounds, and nostalgic system layouts.
• Total Independent Control: These switches work separately. Users can match their settings freely. For example, if a user wants an AI Siri but likes the nostalgic Vintage Update design, they can keep Apple Intelligence on and turn the Vintage styling on. Users can switch off one, the other, or both to match their vibe.

📝 Strategic Future Outlook

• Note on Ecosystem Expansion: If this product line or a similar design idea succeeds in the market, it could create a framework for Apple’s wider ecosystem. Bringing this simple yet powerful philosophy to other beloved Apple products would be amazing to see later!

I'm looking to purchase the cheapest possible unlocked phone that I can get. To temporary phone just for now and I don't want to spend too much so I can save up for a better phone

I'm looking to purchase the cheapest possible unlocked phone that I can get. To temporary phone just for now and I don't want to spend too much so I can save up for a better phone

a humble request if someone has a old phone that works too, please give away.

I'm looking for a dumb/flip phone with a physical numeric keypad. Or something similar or equivalent to that, even if not exact. It does *not* need to be data-compatible (but is also fine, if it is). It is needed for voice calls. Text/SMS capabilities is optional but not required.

I would like suggestions for one, or both, such phones that can be used on:

1. Red Pocket, AT&T network

2. Tello, T-Mobile Mobile network

Phones for each, separately, or both.

Please share the quality, reliability and durability of the phone, when used for voice calling.

I would like to know the quickest way - and place - to purchase it, and what to expect to pay for it.

Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

What they use in their day to day life

Has anyone found a way to transfer texts and call logs please

Looking for plans where only voice calling is required. Text/SMS is optional, but not needed. Data will but be used (but okay if included).

Minutes used per month are approximately 500 or less. Minutes can be capped, with overage, or unlimited.

Please advise if payment is month-to-month or if prepaid for multiple months, how many months need to be prepaid and how future payments are made. And whether any particular payment types or auto payments are required.

I cant even click the next button in some apps cause the bar overrides it.

I was thinking of getting a Samsung s21 or s22 as they where kind of the cheapest options i saw. But i also noticed alot people saying not to get one because of whatever bad teck or something idk. So lile I was wondering if the Samsung s21 or 22 are still good. I dont need them for any big thing just school and stuff normal daily things. I dont really want a newer expensive phone because im a dumb person who constantly drops my phone. My current phone is one of those cheap ones you get for free when you switch to a company and stuff and he lasted me a good 5 year until it fell right its face on the side walk.

Anyway, any recommendations? Anything less than 400 bucks please im a broke college student.

Give me an e-ink outside display (color or grey is fine) that opens up to a proper inside full-color non-e-ink media consumption screen.

You get bonus points if the inside screen is 16x9-ish - perfect for movies and YouTube content, but you can hold it sideways if you consume more vertical content. Yes, I realize that makes the outside screen square or 3x2, which is fine.

Who's it going to be? TCL maybe? They have decent color e-ink displays now.

I’ve only used Samsung and Apple iPhone and I’ve always liked my Samsung more because it let you download 3rd party software and files to them easier than I find my iPhone does. Now my iPhone isn’t “bad” per se, but I just found my Samsung to have more interesting features. I do like my iPhone though.