Working pieces of the pre-smartphone era. Each one ships with an era context card — the story of what it was and why it mattered.
Fourth generation, silver. Charged, formatted, and loaded with 2004–2007 era music — post-punk, indie rock, early hip-hop. The click wheel works. Battery holds. Includes original earbuds and FireWire cable. Comes with era context card.
The 1996 original. Four-button layout, pixel pet, the whole thing. Ships alive. We initialized it, raised it from the egg, and it's currently alive in storage. You adopt it when it arrives. Includes care sheet from the era.
Atomic Purple translucent shell, 100% working. Screen clear, contrast good. Includes Pokémon Yellow cartridge (authentic, tested). Battery cover intact. The 2x AA contrast slider still works. Comes with link cable and era context card.
The Razr. Razor-thin, metal body, blue backlit keypad. Factory reset, SIM tray empty, no number attached. Powers on, charges, keypad works. This was the phone. Before smartphones made them boring. Includes era context card.
Portable CD player, silver. ATRAC compression support, 45-second anti-skip buffer. Works perfectly. Loaded with a 2002-era burned CD-R — actual burned mix from someone who was 16 that year. The disc stays with the unit. Includes headphones and era card.
The Nokia 3310. The indestructible one. Glacier blue, 100% functional. Snake installed. Factory reset. Ships with original battery that holds charge. The phone that defined a generation of thumb calluses. Includes era context card.