Nokia 1110: Released in 2005, the Nokia 1110 was a basic GSM mobile phone. Its features included a monochrome screen, alarm clock, and built-in games. It was renowned for its long battery life and durability. Its user-friendly interface made it a popular choice, especially in developing markets, leading to over 250 million units sold.
iPhone 6 and 6 Plus: Released in 2014, these models marked a significant design change for the iPhone with larger 4.7 and 5.5-inch displays. They also introduced features such as Apple Pay and improved LTE and Wi-Fi connectivity. They proved immensely popular, selling over 220 million units.
Nokia 3210: This 1999 release was one of the first mobile phones to bring fully internal antennas. It was user-friendly with features like long battery life and the ability to compose your own ringtones. It also included the popular game, Snake. Nokia sold approximately 160 million units of this model.
Nokia 1200: Launched in 2007, the Nokia 1200 was a basic feature phone aimed at developing markets. Known for its robustness and battery life, it featured a dust-resistant keypad, anti-slip sides, a flashlight, and local language support. Approximately 150 million units were sold.
Samsung E1100: This basic feature phone was released in 2009. It included features such as a 1.52-inch display, 1000mAh battery, and simple games. Its low price and durability helped it sell approximately 150 million units.
Nokia 6600: Launched in 2003, the Nokia 6600 was considered a high-end smartphone at the time. It featured a 2.1-inch display, VGA camera, and support for both Bluetooth and Java applications. It sold over 150 million units.
Nokia 5230: Released in 2009, the Nokia 5230 was a touchscreen smartphone running the Symbian OS. It featured GPS navigation, a 2-megapixel camera, and a 3.2-inch display. It sold over 150 million units.
iPhone 5: Released in 2012, the iPhone 5 marked a design shift from its predecessors with a taller 4-inch display and an aluminum-based body. It was the first iPhone to feature the Lightning connector and introduced the A6 chip. Apple sold over 144 million units.
Nokia 2600: Launched in 2004, the Nokia 2600 was a basic feature phone with a color display. Its features included polyphonic ringtones, several games, and a long-lasting battery. Approximately 135 million units of this model were sold.
Motorola RAZR V3: This thin clamshell/flip phone was introduced in 2004 and became an iconic design. It featured a mini-USB port for data and charging, VGA camera, and quad-band compatibility. It sold over 130 million units.
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