Almost everyone has some sort of phone now - whether it's a trakphone or a smartphone. It's almost essential to have on you at all times in our world. We've become so deeply engraved into our small little screens that fit into our pocket.

So what small little screen do you own? I have an iPhone 5 that is starting to break down, but isn't quite reaching that point yet.

I have an iPhone 5S (hah better than yours) that I've had for a couple of years now.

It broke earlier this month but it's fixed now.

I have a Verizon iPhone 4. It's so outdated that only a few apps that are worth having work for it, I don't have service for it and I can't switch to prepay because there's no SIM card slot, but it makes for a really cool notepad, flashlight, radar, compass, calculator, timer, alarm clock, watch and semi-functional tablet on WiFi.

I have an LG Sunset Android, it's in good shape and I'll probably use it for a long time.

I have a Sony Xperia phone one of the newest ones can't remember. I'm quite happy with it, but the only problem I have with it is the space and the camera the rest is all good.

I have an HTC One Mini since 2013. I liked the fact how it's called Mini but it's just 0.2 inches smaller than the normal One of it's time

It works really well, besides a small problem with the lock/unlock button, probably derived from the several times it has fallen off to the ground from my clumsy hands. It hasn't ever had a real problem, so I've been kind of lucky with this one and for that I'm cherishing it a lot.

I have a Samsung slide phone that opens up to a QWERTY keyboard, analogue, that has survived since 2007 or so. I'd like to get a new phone but every single time the contract comes up and I can get a phone for free, my wife manages to destroy hers, lose it, have it stolen, or whatnot.

Either way, mine still works. The battery can be charged and it lasts for a week before it dies out. I can throw it off the third story of a building onto concrete, put the battery back in and slide the rear-phone assembly piece in, and it turns on. It hasn't cracked, it hasn't drowned, it hasn't broken, and it's still here.

It's almost a point of pride that I've managed the phone to this day. I get teased but most people think it's funny.

I only have to fiercely defend myself when someone thinks I'm a hipster. I'm no hipster. I'm not trying to be retro cool.

Bet you wish you had this: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/at-t-gophone-zte-z223-prepaid-cell-phone-black/4800101.p?id=1219824661298&skuId=4800101&ref=212&loc=1&ksid=11279a16-e9d1-4661-a524-ba14a0c3157e&ksprof_id=10&ksaffcode=pg129242&ksdevice=c

Oh yeah. That's how I roll (flip?). But Ghostbear has me beat

supernerd117 : DUDE THAT'S SICK!  That's almost as nice as my Nokia Brick™.

In all seriousness, I have an iPhone 5s, just like Furret. I got it within the last year, so it's still pretty new. I've never dropped it anywhere since it's my baby and I protect it. I don't plan on getting another phone anytime within the next few years, since this one is already pretty great. 

Right now I have a Nokia Lumia 635. an LG Optimus Exceed 2, and an iPhone 5s. I don't use the LG anymore because I don't use the apps that I specifically bought the phone for anymore, and I don't use the Nokia as much over the summer since I don't have internet.

ive got 2 kinds of phones, Tracfone and LG VS425 For Gaming

too bad i am gonna need a data plan for the LG if i wanna go out in the world to catch all the pokemon for pokemon go

Eniitan : I've actually been curious about the Xperia for a while. I know that Sony has a reputation for putting out solid, reliable stuff. What little time I got to spend with my Vaio I enjoyed and I know I dig my headphones.

Ghostbear1111 : Yeah, those are fighting words. I get the same thing from time to time for the iPhone 4, but I found mine on the side of the road. Can't really argue with free, right?

m0ssb3rg935 : Oh I see.....so I do have a good phone? I liked it from the design and stuff that's why I picked it out. ^-^

Eniitan : Well, I was actually wondering what your opinion of it is. I have a little experience with some cheaper phones like the LG Premier LTE and the Motorola Moto E, but none with any of the higher end phones. Aside from the camera and the storage as you've mentioned, do you think it's worth the extra money over a cheaper alternative? If so, I may actually buy one at some point.

m0ssb3rg935 : Ah....I didn't see into that well sorry. Well the phone is pretty good it depends on the version you get really. If you get the good ones it would be of Z5 or Z4 I can't remember mine really. But, I do know my sister has I think Z4 or Z3. The better the version you get the higher the space, and quality you get from that phone. I hope that sums up things.

I just went with the cheapest + practical from Samsung. Galaxy Core Prime is the device name. I spent like $80 for it + $15 for the hard case. I don't see a need to spend like $800 on a cellphone.

I just got a new phone about two months ago. It's a Huawei Honor 7 Lite and I've been very happy with it.

I got an LG K10 two months ago. For 3 years I've had an LG (series of numbers that no human could remember off the top of their head). Why LG names their products serial numbers I will never know. Although the phones they make are usually pretty great. Good internet, actually works with everything I want, long battery life. My only complaint is that it takes forever to charge.

I just recently got a Samsung Galaxy S7, and it's pretty awesome!
The camera kicks butt, it's got a fingerprint reader and a heartbeat sensor, it has "adaptive fast charging", and it has a lot of other features!

I miss my Sony Xperia Z3 though. It broke.
Sony made the best dang phones you can find. It looked cool, it was waterproof, the cameras were hard to beat, the GUI was cool, and it had great performance with a lot of storage. With a contract, it cost 99 cents.

I upgraded my phone last December and I ended up buying a droid Motorola turbo 2. I like everything about it, the signal is good, the picture quality is good and the amount of data it can store is also good. Overall I've had this phone for about a year now and I am very satisfied with it. With the plan I currently have set up,  I'll have this phone for another year before upgrading to something else. Another great thing about this phone is that it has a turbo charging feature which allows it to charge faster than most phones normally do. It was definitely a good purchase altogether... far better than my last phone...