Best Phones Ever - Top 8 Best Phones of All Time! 

6plus shouldn't be on the list. The list really ends at the 1st iPhone

You should've included Samsung Note. Because it pretty much created the phablet territory.

NOKIA 3310 = LEGEND

So many memories with nokia 3310 my childhood phone 😍😍😍

1:22 HEADPHONE JACK

where is the samsung galaxy note. the father of ALL phablet's.

That hello moto ringtone brought back so much nostalgia XD I had that razr

Holy shit. I had the startac as a hand me down for my first phone and hearing the low battery sound again instantly transported me back to being a kid. I remember keeping conversations short to save battery. So cool man.

iPhone hasn't been revolutionary since 2007

#8 Should have been the very first Galaxy Note... Samsung was the only company who thought we needed a bigger phone. iPhone 6+ wouldn't exist if not for Samsung's balls

1980's: Motorola creates DynaTac 2018: Motorola Releases 5G Phone Motorola never dies

The Galaxy Note also made a revolution on today's phones. The large display really made it unique from the other phones of its time

was a great video till it pointlessly ended with the iPhone 6+

Wow, even the 1986 Motorola phone has a headphone jack, right Apple?

So Moto Back then started it all with these Phones, and still doing well in these modern days. Good job Moto!

3310 would be the most of them all. Can't beat the 1 week no charging specially the Nokia 1100...

Nokia 3310, 126 million units sold, nearly half of them bought by EverythingApplePro lol

The last revolutionary iPhone was iPhone 4s. Apple died along with Steve Jobs

The phone I really miss was my Kyocera QCP3035. Extremely compact, incredibly reliable, worked in cities and forests - because it had a retractable antenna that closed flush with the top when not in the sticks. The sound quality was great because it could be switched between digital (CDMA) and Analog (analog sounded like FM radio - because it was!) (Analog was also handy in congested areas because the digital system would be overcrowded and few people wanted or knew how to go analog to get around it.) I happily bought cheap replacement batteries for it and resoldered the charging jack twice before the carrier ended support for it after eight years!

Before: the iPhone only has 1 button WOW!!!! After: seriously?!? All my friends have phones with no home button so uncool

wtf iphone 6 should not be in this list

nokia 3310 for life!!1 (SUOMI)

1983 where was Steve job's iPhone ??? Motorola ,Nokia Blackberry were the real hero for all time ever

These are the phones which he owns

Nokia 1101, the first commercial phone to operate GSM networks Sharp J-SH04 the first commercial camera phone Sony Ericsson Z1010 first commercial phone with front facing camera Hagenuk MT-2000 first commercial phone with a built-in game I'm quite mad they didn't even get a honorable mention..

rip 3310 u will never be forgotten 😭

I remember my cousin having a Motorola razar from Open Mobile when they came out. Did you know that when you open the camera app and close the phone the smaller display becomes your selfie cam? That was a really cool feature

What about legendary Nokia N95 or any other fron N series?

Actually, it should just stop in 2007 iPhone if someone created a hologram feature then that replaces the iPhone. We are still in the iPhone 2007 smartphone. (Big screen, multi touch, etc.)

seriously ? iPhone 6s? You clearly don't know much.

5:35 Steve jobs have a broken hand

Where is nokia n73 n95 ,sony ericson....

I want a doro flip phone but my classmates will laugh at me for having a granny phone -_-

I remember the 3310 so well, everyone would buy the aftermarket shells, they even had ones that would light up all different colours when you got a call. When it came out it was considered really small. Shit I'm getting old lol

My first mobile phone was nokia N72. My mom bought me that phone when I was 18. I won't ever forget that emotion when mom give me that phone to me that day. That phone became the most treasured prize possession in my life. Today I own a Samsung Galaxy note S9 but it did not give me the same emotion as that nokia phone. Mothers always know how to love their children with style. Love you mom.

4:44 I remember when that came out, I was 5 and my older siblings got that phone and I was wanting it so bad, but in 2004 a five year old having a piece of technology was unheard of.

Lmao the only iPhone that revolutionized shit was the first one. The 6+ only copied Samsung because larger phones were becoming more popular. If any phablet is going to be here, it should be the original Note.

I want my phone have battery like Nokia security like iPhone system like Samsung and at lava's price

The first Android phone?A HTC?Was a real gamechanger.

Who ever thought Samsung would be the next to design something like the Galaxy Fold. Which folds into a tablet!

6+ ruined everything

zte axon 7, Xiaomi, One plus. is an example what revolutionary is. the price of the phone is really low and it has better specs than an iPhone 6+

A phone use to call 30 calls only 0:50 and sales at $3995 today it will be sell on $10🤣🤣🤣

Galaxy note??? Really revolutionised the screen size and called as a phablet

IPhone 6+? Really? ... Galaxy Note in my opinion...

next revolutionary phone is definitely by samsung

Awesome video :)

4:32 You Played My Favorite Song :D

your list are awesome except the iPhone 6+ is a total failure if you remember the bending and touch disease, the original game changer for big screen phone should be the original galaxy note.

no blackberry 7290 ? no android phone of any kind ?

Lovely video .... I still have a nokia 3310

great video!!!

One thing I'll always remember concerning the Motorola Razr: I walked with my daddy trough the city when me brother called my dad on his Razr. My dad activated the Loud-Speakers to make sure I can understand my brother as well. After the call he clapped the phone together in order to end the call but it didn't end. Clapping the phone together while having activated the loud-speakers didn't end the call. So the call remained. I asked my daddy really embarrassing things (at these time I was about 9 years old) when suddenly my brother started to laugh at me ; while the sound came out of my father's pocket :D Today my brother uses to bully me sometimes and asks me embarrassing question I asked my father on this day -.- Thank you Motorola ! :D

Phones that changed the world. You got that right! 2007 - The phone the changes the smartphones forever :)

Phones had much smaller display before *Galaxy note series*

Nokia and Moto all day! 😁😁😁

*Siri not available* 7:15 😂😂😂

Another video of a apple fan boy

Great video 👍

I saw a lot of Motorolas, when I was in Middle School (2006-2009). Good Memories =)

No android phone? Really? The biggest mobile OS is not revolutionary, but the 6+ is?

the s7 should be where the iphone is

Nokia 3310 is the one hell of a tough and stubborn cell phone ever. IDK that why Nokia failing to compete in 2018.

great video brought back memories of startac phone i was in my teens

the blackberry looks like a calculater

Why did you put iPhone 6 here? Right now it's only a phone it even doesn't have standart tech i phone like nfc

In 2000, I bought my first Cell Phone, the Motorola STARTAC. It was a great phone, had it for 3 yrs. it fell so many times and did not crack or break.

The only legendary phone is Carl johnson's one

The Galaxy S7 Edge changed it...ALMOST It's the best at nearly every category. Display: Best. Twice as bright as the iPhone 7 Plus. Speed: Noticeably faster than the iPhone 7 plus for the majority of people. The iPhone is noticeably faster at opening the majority of AAA games. Design: Best. No competition. Camera: Arguably the best. In general, it has no equal. Fastest autofocus with only one phone that nearly equals it (the Google Pixel (XL) whereas popular phones as the iPhone 7 (plus) are so slow at auto-focus in comparison that it feels like comparing an 2016 camera against an 2010. It has the fastest automatic shutter speed in combination with top-class OIS so say farewell (mostly) to shaken pictures at night while you are on the run (this camera nails stills, you can only challenge it when you are moving at night). Microphone: Arguably the best. It depends on the scenario. Do you favor real-life experience? Then this is your choice. Do you favor studio-quality with emphasize on your voice? Either manually tune the gain-levels or use a proper mic for professional recordings. Price: It's cheap dawg! Last year, I had a VERY HARD TIME recommending the Galaxy S6 (edge). This year, the S7 Edge is all I recommend. It's simply lonely at the top of the hill, also thanks to the iPhone 7 Plus being a failure at many aspects (pathetic battery life, pathetic display, sub-par camera (blown-out highlights, too much contrast...iPhone 6S Plus does better imho (more balanced))).

think the Note 7 should be added to the list.

The first Motorola phone with vibration as an option instead of a ringtone was the Ultra Lite, followed by the Elite, then the Star Tac. I know because I owned all three in their order of release.

Fantastic video very interesting

Galaxy Note made people believe the phone can be bigger than 5 inch

Apple fan boy at its finest

Remember when buying a phone back then, you got all of the phone accessories - plug, earbuds, cover, phone screen, etc.,?! Now today, you're grateful for just a phone charger plug!!

0:59 mostly everyone I knew kept them in the center console of their cars. I always viewed them as emergency car phones. In fact I believe I even referred to my aunt's as her "car phone"

when you try to break nokia it will teleport to an alternate dinension

Apple fanboy. S and note series curved?? And where are the slider phones? Eat your Mac.

Any phone that flipped was so and still cool asf. Reminds me of the star trek phone

Great vid......thanks

Nokia 6600 is also game changer ..

id say the last should be the Galaxy Note.

I loved the Apple Ipod in the early to mid 2000 time frame. I should have been interested in an iPhone but never bought one. I guess it was the price and the 2 year contract and the lack of keyboard buttons---I was slow to switch to a phone with a touchscreen. Didn't get one until 2015.

2:59 Guess who: “I always carry around my blackberry and I hide illegal emails and I lost the campaign because I’m a corrupt lady”.

Nokia N95 anybody? No?..........Ok.

BIASED! Galaxy note 1 breaking the 5" barrier set brought the name phablet and also the era of large display as the main stay. I agree with you up until you brought-up the iPhone 6.

I'm sorry but did they say a guy who lost his 90 dollar phone hung himself.... I mean I'm attached but, not that attached...

Nokia and Motorola are the oldest Android phone brands

the galaxy note line was pretty revolutionary at the time being the first successful "phablet"

Shouldn't the last one be a Galaxy Note or the phone that popularized the 5"+ phone? Those phones that made apple eat their own words saying the world didn't need big screen phones?

Year 2019 almost on and the next revolutionary phone hasn’t arrived yet.

you are killing us with this old phone reviews

No ANDROID? The top phone OS today?

The Razr was great. It had great build quality, was stylish and the OS was simple yet fun to play with. Apple was probably the closest to match all those attributes since phones like the Razr went obsolete.

It brings back old memories 😞

That Nokia 2000 my mom has it even she got angry she always Loses the Snake game😂

iphone 6+ didnt change shit...

Everyone had a Razr towards the end, with the V3 final design that even had prepaid support. What gimped iPhone sales is it was AT&T exclusive.

Great vídeo legends i love you

I actually owned that Dynatec from 1985. The worst part was trying to get a number to connect and not drop every 10 seconds! One tree would knock you off, lol. I loved my walkie talkie phone in the 90s, but that 3310 was a durable dang phone and a GREAT first phone for my kids.