It was perfect for the time. It's definitely lacking in features today, which is by definition true of any phone from that era. I still have them both with me

It was perfect for the time. It's definitely lacking in features today, which is by definition true of any phone from that era. I still have them both with me and in active use - mostly as remote controls, kids games, etc. Perhaps more pertinently, my daily driver is a Galaxy Note 8, which also has a 3.5mm jack and MicroSD card. There's really nothing that my 4-generations newer, work-mandated iPhone has, in terms of functionality and definitely battery life, that Note 8 does not. iPhones are about sexy impracticality, and that's clearly where market has gone (Unlike S2 & S5, Note 8 also cannot be held without a case) - I'm just a old grouch who misses the olden days :).