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Bigme
The cheapest color e-ink phone from a named maker. Reading first.
Commodore
A retro flip running Sailfish OS, with a VFD-style cover screen. Pre-order.
dumb.co
Twenty dollars plus a plan. The cheapest way to try a second, dumber number.
Light
Light's take on a flip phone, with T9 and a real hinge. Ships 2027.
The Minimal Company
The sequel drops E Ink for AMOLED and keeps the keyboard. Pre-order for December.
HMD / Nokia
HMD's first keypad phone with a front camera, for video calls on a keypad.
HMD / Nokia
The plainest of HMD's 2026 keypad range.
HMD / Nokia
A 2026 keypad Nokia with a front camera and a long standby.
HMD / Nokia
The 2026 refresh adds a front camera and an assistant button you may not want.
Zinwa
Zinwa's own QWERTY design on Android 16. Pre-order, production depends on demand.
Bigme
A full Android phone on a color e-paper screen. Slower on purpose.
Keyphone
Modular and repairable. Keypad, battery, camera and screen all swap out.
Mudita
A 4.3 inch E Ink phone with offline maps and a hardware privacy switch.
Sidephone
Swap the keypad tile and the phone changes character. T9 comes in the box.
SLEKE.
An upcycled Pixel 8 running a custom OS built around answers rather than feeds.
Sunbeam Wireless
Sunbeam's cheaper flip. Same idea, smaller battery, lower res screen.
Unihertz
A square-screen Android with a physical QWERTY. More BlackBerry than dumbphone.
Light
The minimalist flagship. OLED, a scroll wheel, and nothing to scroll.
HMD / Nokia
A keypad Nokia with USB-C and an FM radio. Under seventy dollars.
HMD / Nokia
A slightly bigger keypad Nokia with dual SIM and a 2MP camera.
HMD / Nokia
The 2024 remake of the classic. Snake included, Wi-Fi left out.
Techless
A Samsung locked down by WiseOS. Modern hardware, curated tools, monthly fee.
Punkt.
A privacy-first Android alternative from Punkt. A smartphone, but a careful one.
HMD / Nokia
The black sibling of the 2780 with lower specs and a prepaid price.
HMD / Nokia
The default US flip phone. KaiOS, VoLTE, and a removable battery.
Light
E Ink, tiny, and still supported. Where a lot of people started.
Punkt.
Jasper Morrison design, Signal-based messaging, no camera. A tool, plainly.
AGM
The middle child of AGM's keypad range. Specs are thin on the ground.
AGM
A keypad phone with a 4,000mAh battery that doubles as a power bank.
AGM
A rugged flip built around a very loud speaker and an SOS key.
AGM
Forty-nine dollars, IP68, and a keypad. As basic as a phone gets.
Apple
Leave the iPhone in a drawer and wear the phone instead. Setup needs the iPhone once.
Balance Mobile
A Galaxy A16 with the distracting parts removed at the OS level. For good.
Balance Mobile
The Galaxy S25 version of the same idea, for people who still want a great camera.
Bigme
The original HiBreak. Older Android, smaller screen, lowest price.
Bigme
Same phone, black and white panel. Sharper text, no color layer.
Duoqin
A stripped-down mini Android import. Check the bands before you buy.
Duoqin
Touchscreen plus T9 keypad, Play Store, and an infrared remote. Odd and useful.
Kyocera
The carrier-flexible Kyocera rugged flip, with push to talk.
Schok
An Android flip that is mostly known for being loud.
Sunbeam Wireless
A rugged flip with a real menu of software builds. Pick how dumb you want it.
TCL
An AT&T Android flip with email and hearing aid support. Cheap on the used market.
TCL
A 5G KaiOS flip with a big battery. Has a browser, so bring some discipline.
TobiPhone
A managed iPhone. iMessage and FaceTime stay, the App Store mostly goes.
Unihertz
A full Android phone shrunk until scrolling stops being comfortable.
Unnecto
A clamshell with a full QWERTY keyboard for under seventy dollars.
Vortex
A Razr homage for forty dollars. Reviews are blunt about what you get.
The Minimal Company
E Paper screen, physical QWERTY, full Play Store. You supply the willpower.
Zinwa
A real BlackBerry Classic shell with modern guts inside. A keyboard cult favorite.
HMD
A restyled Nokia flip in pink, with stickers and a beaded strap. Sold out most places.
CAT (Bullitt, under licence)
A rugged Android flip with a touchscreen and the Play Store. Getting hard to find.
Kyocera
The AT&T-flavored rugged Kyocera. Secondary market only now.
Mudita
The E Ink keypad phone that came before the Kompakt. Secondhand only.
Samsung
A touchscreen Android flip from 2017. Charming, and out of security updates.
Apple
Listed so nobody buys one by mistake. No VoLTE means no calls on most networks.
Dumber
A small curated device with a strong privacy rating. Specs still being confirmed.
Kyocera
Another workable keitai import, if you can live without English firmware.
Kyocera
The ultra-rugged Verizon flip. Washable, drop-proof, and winding down.
Kyocera
A Japanese rugged keitai that actually works on US LTE.
Kyocera
A cleaner-looking keitai with a thinner US band list.
Megalife
A curated flip that shows up in every feature filter. Specs still being confirmed.
Mindful
A curated bar phone with a top child-safety rating. Specs still being confirmed.
Sharp
A Sharp keitai for Japan, Europe, or the look. Skip it for a US line.
Sonim
A budget rugged flip with a no-camera option for restricted workplaces.
Unihertz
A tiny Android with RCS, which almost nothing else here can say.
Unihertz
The other tiny Unihertz with RCS. Sold out at some retailers.