Flip Telephones

Flip telephones, also known as flip phones, are mobile devices characterized by their clamshell design. They feature a hinge that allows the phone to flip open to reveal the keypad and display, and flip closed to protect the screen and buttons. This design was particularly popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s before the rise of smartphones. Flip phones typically have a simpler interface and fewer features compared to modern smartphones, often focusing on basic functions such as calling, texting, and limited internet access. They are valued for their compact size, durability, and easy usability, often appealing to users who prefer a straightforward mobile experience without the complexities of advanced technology.