Sonny Dickson’s new venture, Collectible Phones, aims to give iconic mobile devices a second life as treasured collectibles. Sonny’s passion for the history of technology inspired the idea to preserve the significance of groundbreaking devices, starting with the original first-generation iPhone — Steve Jobs’ revolutionary product that reshaped global connectivity and set new standards for smartphone innovation.
“Collectible 2G” transforms Apple’s groundbreaking first iPhone into a timeless piece of art. Expertly mounted in a sleek, high-quality frame, this display captures the elegance and legacy of the device that revolutionized the tech world.
Collectible Phones’ main goal is to reduce electronic waste by turning old mobile devices into beautiful and long-lasting art pieces. These framed collectibles allow fans to celebrate technology while also helping to protect the environment. Every iPhone displayed as art in a high quality presentation is one less in a landfill.
Each $349 Collectible 2G is meticulously framed – in a choice of Black or Silver – combining historical significance with vibrant, museum-quality aesthetics to elevate your space.
Collectible 2G specs:
• Outer frame size: 30 × 42.3 cm (11.8 × 16.7 inches)
• Thickness: 3.4 cm (1.3 inches)
• Weight: Approx. 2.2 kg (4.9 lbs)
You can also get an iPhone 2G – Apple’s original iPhone – in 4GB, 8GB, or 16GB – for $149 each. (Each iPhone is a genuine device and 100% functional. While small marks or signs of age may be present, Collectible Phones hand-picks the best possible units to ensure quality. These are original, unmodified phones intended for collectors who value authenticity and tech history.)
More info about Collectible Phones here.
MacDailyNews Take: While we already have several original, functional iPhone, we want one of these framed Collectible 2G exploded-view artworks to adorn a wall of our palatial headquarters!
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The vast MDN headquarters dwarfs Apple Park and puts it to shame.
Not to shame. Just humbles it a bit. 🙂