Germany Mobile Phones & Portable Devices
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About 57% of these are other recycling products, 16% are mobile phones. A wide variety of used mobile phones options are available to you, such as 1920x1080, 1334x750, and 1024x768. There are 42 used mobile phones suppliers, mainly located in Europe. The top supplying country or region is Germany, which supply 100% of used mobile phones.
This is the list of mobile phone brands sorted by country, from that the brands originate.
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| Country | Brand | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Algeria | Condor | |
| Bangladesh | Walton | |
| Brazil | Gradiente | |
| Multilaser | ||
| Positivo | ||
| Canada | BlackBerry Limited | Hardware development delegated to TCL |
| DataWind | ||
| China | 10.Or | Manufactured by Huaqin Telecom Technology Co. Ltd. |
| Amoi | ||
| BBK | ||
| Coolpad | Subsidiary of LeEco | |
| Cubot | ||
| Gfive | ||
| Haier | ||
| Hisense | ||
| Honor | Sub-brand of Huawei | |
| Huawei | ||
| Konka | ||
| LeEco | ||
| Meitu | ||
| Meizu | ||
| Ningbo Bird | ||
| OnePlus | Subsidiary of BBK | |
| Oppo | Subsidiary of BBK | |
| Realme | Subsidiary of BBK | |
| Smartisan | ||
| TCL Corporation | ||
| Technology Happy Life | ||
| Tecno Mobile | ||
| Vivo | Subsidiary of BBK | |
| Vsun | ||
| Wasam | ||
| Xiaomi | ||
| Zopo Mobile | ||
| ZTE | ||
| ZUK Mobile | Subsidiary of Lenovo | |
| Czech Republic | Jablotron | |
| Verzo | ||
| Egypt | SICO Technology | |
| Finland | Jolla | |
| Nokia Corporation | Hardware development delegated to third party | |
| HMD Global | Develops Nokia-branded feature phones and smartphones since 2016 | |
| Bittium | ||
| France | Archos | |
| Groupe Bull | ||
| MobiWire | Formerly Sagem Wireless | |
| Wiko | ||
| Germany | Gigaset | |
| Medion | Subsidiary of Lenovo | |
| TechniSat | ||
| Tiptel | ||
| Greece | MLS | |
| Hong Kong | X-tigi Mobile | |
| Lenovo | ||
| India | CREO | |
| Celkon | ||
| Iball | ||
| Intex Technologies | ||
| Karbonn Mobiles | ||
| Lava International | ||
| HCL Technologies | ||
| Jio | ||
| LYF | ||
| Micromax Informatics | ||
| Onida Electronics | ||
| Spice Digital | ||
| Videocon | ||
| Xolo | Subsidiary of Lava International | |
| YU Televentures | Subsidiary of Micromax Informatics | |
| mPhone | Mobile Phone manufacturers based in state of Kerala | |
| Indonesia | Nexian | |
| MITO | ||
| Polytron | ||
| Advan | ||
| Axioo | ||
| IMO | ||
| Zyrex | ||
| Andromax | Brand by Smartfren | |
| Evercoss | Subsidiary of PT AIG | |
| Luna | Subsidiary of PT AIG | |
| Genpro | Subsidiary of PT AIG | |
| Asiafone | ||
| Himax | ||
| SPC | ||
| Vitell | ||
| Venera | ||
| Osmo | ||
| HiCore | ||
| Maxtron | ||
| Italy | Brondi | |
| New Generation Mobile | ||
| Olivetti | ||
| Onda Mobile Communication | ||
| Japan | Akai | |
| Fujitsu | ||
| Casio | ||
| Hitachi | ||
| JRC | ||
| Kyocera | ||
| Mitsubishi Electric | ||
| NEC | ||
| Panasonic | ||
| Sansui | ||
| Sharp | ||
| Sony | ||
| Toshiba | ||
| Latvia | Just5 | |
| Malaysia | M Dot | |
| Ninetology | ||
| Mexico | Kyoto Electronics | |
| Lanix | ||
| Zonda | ||
| Netherlands | Fairphone | |
| John's Phone | ||
| Philips | ||
| North Korea | Koryolink[citation needed] | |
| Pakistan | QMobile | |
| Voice Mobile | ||
| Philippines | Cherry Mobile | Brand by Cosmic Technologies |
| Starmobile | ||
| Cloudfone | ||
| MyPhone | Brand by Solid Group | |
| Torque | Topstrasse Global | |
| Poland | Kruger&Matz | |
| Manta Multimedia | ||
| myPhone | ||
| Romania | Allview | |
| Evolio | ||
| E-Boda | ||
| Myria | ||
| Utok | ||
| Russia | Beeline | |
| Explay | Subsidiary of Fly[1] | |
| Gresso | ||
| Highscreen | ||
| Megafon | ||
| MTS | ||
| RoverPC | ||
| teXet | ||
| Sitronics | ||
| Yotaphone | ||
| South Korea | KT Tech | |
| LG | ||
| Pantech | ||
| Samsung | ||
| Spain | BQ | |
| Sweden | Doro | |
| Taiwan | Acer | |
| Asus | ||
| BenQ | ||
| DBTel | ||
| Dopod | ||
| Foxconn | ||
| Gigabyte Technology | ||
| HTC | ||
| Thailand | AIS | |
| DTAC | ||
| True | ||
| Wellcom | ||
| I-Mobile | ||
| Tunisia | EvertekTunisie | |
| Turkey | ASELSAN | |
| Vestel | ||
| United Arab Emirates | Thuraya | |
| United Kingdom | Bullitt Group | |
| Wileyfox | ||
| United States | Apple | |
| BLU Products | ||
| Caterpillar | ||
| Firefly | ||
| Garmin | ||
| HP | ||
| InFocus | ||
| InfoSonics[2] | ||
| Motorola Mobility | Subsidiary of Lenovo | |
| Obi Worldphone | ||
| Nextbit | ||
| Purism, SPC | ||
| Vietnam | VinSmart | |
| Zimbabwe | GTel |
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Defunct
| Country | Brand | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| China | Gionee | |
| Germany | AEG | |
| BenQ Mobile | Bankruptcy in 2006, defunct in 2007 | |
| Grundig Mobile | ||
| Hagenuk Telecom GmbH | insolvency in 1997, mobile phone development and manufacturing business acquired by Telital in 1998[3] | |
| Siemens Mobile | Acquired by BenQ Corporation in 2005 to form BenQ Mobile | |
| Telefunken | ||
| Japan | Sanyo | |
| Spain | GeeksPhone | |
| Vitelcom | ||
| United Kingdom | Vertu | |
| Kazam | ||
| United States | Essential Products | |
| Microsoft Mobile | Established in 2014 following the acquisition of Nokia's Devices and Services division by Microsoft, defunct in 2017 |
No longer associated with mobile phones
| Country | Brand | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Italy | Telit | |
| Sweden | Ericsson | Company which owned the brand merged with Sony as a joint venture, and later wholly acquired by Sony |
| United States | DELL |
References
- ^''Связной' продал Explay'. Retrieved 10 September 2016.
- ^White, Ronald D. (23 February 2014). 'InfoSonics seeking name recognition in U.S.'The L.A. Times. Retrieved 27 February 2014.
- ^'Rettung für Hagenuk in Berlin jetzt perfekt' [Hagenuk in Berlin finally rescued] (in German). Tagesspiegel. dpa. 25 June 1998. Retrieved 7 February 2019. Berlin-based mobile phone production and Danish mobile phone development acquired by Telital, Kiel-based mobile phone production closed down.
Germany Mobile Phones & Portable Devices Bluetooth
Several options exist for travelers going to Germany who need a cellular telephone. If your stay will be short, it makes sense to rent a phone. If your stay is for a month or more, it may be more economical to purchase Pay As You Go cards, using only what is necessary. Another option is bringing your current cell phone with you, and using it while in Germany.
Which Phone?
Currently, about 20% of US and Canadian-based cell phones work overseas. In Europe and many other places, cellular carriers use the GSM system. These are not universal. Some of the newer phones have the correct 900 and 1800 MHz frequencies built into them, which allow their use in Germany. Before you leave home, check with your provider to find out if your phone has these frequencies or 'bands' (all quad bands and most tri bands do).
If your phone will work in Germany, you may want to consider 'roaming' with your current service. This assumes that you will be using the phone very little, or perhaps it is necessary that you keep your current cell phone number. The most economical way to use your US or Canadian phone (if it indeed has the correct bands) is to remove the SIM card (the chip in the phone giving you service) and insert a new, German SIM card. This will give you a new German phone number and you will be able to take advantage of the local rates - including unlimited free incoming calls. Make sure you ask your carrier for the unlock code, so that your phone can accept another SIM card and service.
You can get a local SIM card in Germany once you arrive, or prior to your departure. It may be more convenient getting it before you leave, since you will then have the new number to give to people before your trip. There are several telecom companies in Germany that offer Pay As You Go plans using scratch cards or 'top-up' cards. These 'Cards' are available in many locations. It is even possible, in some cases, to 'top up' over the internet. Ortel, for example, offers rates specifically designed for the tourist and foreign nationals living in Germany. With Ortel calls back to the US and Canada are only 0.09 Euros per minute or about US$0.13. One of the advantages of these plans is that you do not sign any contracts. On the other hand, there is always the possibility that you will run out of talk time. Still, you can easily buy more talk time.
Renting A Cell Phone
If you have determined that your current phone will not work overseas, you can easily rent a cell phone. You get them at the airport upon arrival or at major US hubs, or you can rent from one of many companies online. Renting a phone at the airport should be your last choice as it can be quite expensive. Online companies generally charge about US$1 per minute, in and out.
Buying a Cell Phone
Germany Mobile Phones & Portable Devices Wireless
Some travelers prefer purchasing a telephone and a SIM card rather than renting. The cost of purchasing a cell phone has dropped considerably, and the marketplace for mobile telephones has become voracious. There are certainly good deals available. If you are traveling to Germany for more than a month, it definitely makes sense to investigate this option, as it may ultimately save you money. Plus, an international phone will work not only within Germany, but with the proper SIM card, in approximately 200 other countries. There are even 'roaming SIM cards.' This is convenient for people who travel frequently to several different countries. If you are staying only in Germany, you do not need this feature.
Generally speaking, if your current phone works abroad, then buy only the local SIM card. If you travel infrequently or only for short trips, then rent a phone. If you are a frequent traveler or will be moving to Germany, buy a cell phone and SIM card. Having reliable service at an affordable price is what everyone wants.
Germany Mobile Phones & Portable Devices
More information about telephones, SIM cards, Pay As You Go plans and hands-free sets is available at www.cellularabroad.com.