This phone is mine and it's real, it works, and I even recently bought a battery for it from the same Nokia on the marketplace, and it works surprisingly well. I originally bought the phone for nostalgia, to remember my younger years in 2005, when I first saw one like it at a friend's house, and it seemed very cool and desirable at the time, although it turned out to be a purely budget phone with minimal functionality, which makes it ideal now as a spare, for communication, and what I really like about it it has removable batteries, thanks to the removable back cover. Why did they stop doing that with current smartphones?

This is the Nokia 2600, essentially one of the embodiments of that wonderful era when the 21st century began and progress was advancing rapidly, and it seemed that the future had arrived and would bring only positive things. Yes, I remember those times. Incidentally, it wasn't really shown in movies, which I think is unfair, because it was popular.
I also started exploring DVDs, which replaced VHS tapes in our country at that time, in 2005, and one of the first films that introduced me to this medium was Stephen Kay's then-newest film, Boogeyman.

How do you remember them? Did you use one?