I'm currently using a Motorola Droid RAZR ( I think that's the right model name, any way ).

I always loved the original RAZR back in the day. It was a flip phone that was stupid thin for it's time, and just about every one I showed it to loved the design, as well as the features it came with. I could actually do more with the texting system on the old RAZR than I can now, if that gives you any kind of idea how advanced it was for it's day.

Any way... I really love the phone for the most part. Even though it's a few years old now, it still has a CPU and RAM that can compete with a lot of more recent devices, so that's a big plus. It can run virtually any app I need it to, and most of them at their optimal settings. For some reason it's slow as dirt when it comes to using the mobile Internet browser, but maybe all phones are like that, since I have never had any thing else to compare it to. The phone isn't really any thing special by today's standards, but it does every thing I need it to well, and I don't really use "smart phone" features all that much out side of gaming. 

In general it's a really solid phone all around. It's definitely not the best in any given category, but it's also far from the worst.

Huawei Y6Pro. I think it's great.. The battery lasts long, camera is great and does not lag at all. And has all the functions I need to use.

Motorola Droid Ultra XT1080. It's okay except that it's practically un-rootable.

Right now I have a Samsung S7 Edge. I had a Droid Incredible, but I got bored of it really fast, so I bought my Dad's New S7 Edge off of him after I had to pay to replace.. because I kind of sort of accidentally smashed it closing his tailgate on his truck. 

Believe it or not but I don't actually have a phone of my own. If I were to get one, I don't really know what I would get. In our house we have a cruddy tracfone, a Motorola Moto E that my mom lost and other less impressive things like that.

I wouldn't get too expensive a phone though because that would be kinda pointless. Side note, I do still have an iPhone 6 but its bricked, so woo.

Right now I still use my iPhone 5S a lot and I was able to start using my Nokia a lot more since I have some wifi thanks to my iPhones data plan. Right now I'm waiting for my new LG V20 to arrive in the mail, which will be both the most expensive and most high tech phone that I have ever owned, and probably will be for at least a few years.

I owned a ASUS Zenfone 6 for almost 2 years now and it still doing pretty good, like, the battery drains a lot faster nowadays and all the scratch and stitches that I gave to this phone makes it looks uglier, but it still function well and it's still a bae to use.

I have a Iphone 6s. I have had the phone for over a year and I am very surprised of the phone. I said I never would own a Iphone since it was overpriced phone and i though that samsung was better. But I tried the Iphone and Iæm very happy about it. So easy to learn and use and after countless time dropping it its still works great. Really happy about that.

The phone I'm about to get next month is an Android. I'm not sure which kind it is specifically, but it's an Android, lol.

I got rid of my extremely restrictive iPhone 6s and got a LG X Power. I love this phone, great battery life, 5.3 inch display and Octa-core processor and no need to jailbrake/root my phone just to run emulators.

Right now, I'm using Android phones. I don't have anything against Apple though… It's just whatever I happen to need at the time that I'm getting a new phone. =)

Samsung s5. Getting a new one next week as my contract is out. I'll update this when I get my new phone.

A Samsung Galaxy On5, the 2016 model, I believe. It's carrier specific, and a pretty decent phone. I switched companies and jumped at the chance to get a Samsung because, while I hated their phones before Android came along, I loved my Infuse to no end. Still one of the best phones I ever had, it just couldn't keep up with modern tech anymore. I've went through a few phones since then, but none were that great. This one didn't disappoint though.