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I ordered a Keitai (205sh)

I ordered a Keitai (205sh) after doing weeks of research on the phones go yester-year, and where to buy them. I saw this website and found how well-curated and cute it was. I wanted to buy from them because I can see the detail they put into their collections and how important it is to them that they provide a great customer experience. I checked the reviews before buying, seeing that the only bad reviews mostly consist of people mindlessly buying an old phone expecting it to work like an iPhone. 1GB of RAM is no joke. and yes I am REAL. I waited for sooo long I almost cried when I saw it magically appear by my communal door all wrapped up in bubble-layered packaging. I even have a YouTube unboxing (that has no views ;___;) and I immediately saw something that a lot of people don't see (I once was a film-camera reseller). I saw how neatly, how gently, and how cleanly it all arrived. I'm talking, they must've used a pin to pull out old Japanese crumbs from the crevices of this device. not a single fingerprint. wow. I'll admit, I contacted the seller because my SIM card wasn't providing any service. I hate to admit that it was just the wrong SIM. because I was certain the device was broken. (it's not). I am still customising the device, I have to remind myself its old, needs extra love, and to never hate it for its limitations, because the experience of using the phone trumps literally anything else.wonderful phone, great customer service (they really did great when dealing with my boisterous energy), and most importantly, if you decide to get a Sharp Aquos 205SH, choose the Three SIM card if you're based in the UK. Thank u, Y2K <3

Date of experience: Sep 13, 2025