LOT of Retro Samsung Phones - Cingular, AT&T, and Verizon

Description: Here are some retro Samsung phones I've collected over the years. Some turn on and some hold somewhat of charge but there are no guarantees on the batteries as some have sat dormant for too long. No sim cards or anything else not in view. Below are all I know about them. That batteries were plugged in long enough to turn on the phones but no longer so none are fully tested. Third photo is the most reflective of what is all here, with the SGH-x427 with a battery inside the phone and a SGH-d807 without a battery but with a back piece not in view in that photo. Each phone has it's battery cover (if applicable). Cingular SGH-x427 - boots and has a spare battery and its charger. Cingular SGH-d807 - can boot but its original battery is puffed up. AT&T SGH-i907 - no battery, could get it to turn on using a827's battery but that is not its intended battery. Was factory reset so there is no lock, etc. and I think I unlocked it so it could be used on T-Mobile many moons ago. Touchscreen works and the stylus is there!AT&T SGH-a827 - has a battery, crack on outer plastic but LCD/digitizer is just fine. Do not know if it can get a full charge but the battery does work a bit.AT&T SGH-a727 - Can boot. Charger used to test it NOT included as it is different from the others.AT&T SGH-a767 Propel - Can boot and is unlockedVerizon SCH-u900 FlipShot - boots and display is readable but has these weird lines. It almost looks like the LCD has crystalized? Has a battery.AT&T SGH-i627 Propel Pro - boots, has a spare battery, USB cable, and charger.AT&T Blackjack II SGH-i617 x3 - Two blue, one pink - These phones do not boot, or at least I was unable to get them to. Last time I used them each they would shut down randomly or the batteries would charge and then immediately drain or the phone would not recognize that the charger was plugged in. One of them has an LCD issue where it looks like there was some impact or dead pixels but I cannot remember. One of them has a battery inside of themBatteries - three of them correspond to the i617's, the puffy one is for the d807, and the last one fits inside the a727 but is not inside the a727. Some of these phones are rare and since they boot, you could potentially seek out a new battery and have a retro fidget to play with. AT&T has since shut down its 3G and 2G networks and T-Mobile has followed suit with 3G and has disabled new devices from accessing its 2G network so these are best used as toys or for collection and not necessarily as a true and tried cell phone. Questions? Don't hesitate to ask! No returns. Shipped with USPS Ground because there are Li-Ion batteries.

Price: 30 USD

Location: Madison, Wisconsin

End Time: 2024-12-17T16:00:01.000Z

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