Design and Build
In terms of design, the Siemens A36 exemplifies the utilitarian aesthetic common in the early 2000s. Its dimensions of 118 x 46 x 21 mm make it a compact fit for the pocket and easy to hold. The phone weighs 120 grams and is encased in a durable plastic shell suitable for everyday use. Due to its straightforward construction, it was more robust compared to the fragile touchscreen devices of today. The A36 uses a Mini-SIM card, reflecting the standard of its time. Its display is alphanumeric and showcases up to three lines of twelve characters, highlighting its focus on basic communication without color screens or enhanced graphics.
- ⬤ Siemens A36 Overview
- ⬤ Siemens A36 Design and Build
- ⬤ Siemens A36 Network and Connectivity