I bought an iPhone 2g yesterday and it is 2016?

Is it a bad choice in phine?!

Are you sure its 2016? Yes very bad it's ancient, prehistorical, it belongs in the museum No offense but I would get a new one or sell it to someone who wants it I'm not sure what you bought since there was never an iPhone 2G.
It goes like this: iPhone, 3G, 3GS 4, 4S, 5, 5S/C, 6/6+, 6S/6S+
I personally wouldn't buy an ancient device. The firmware is obsolete, and hasn't been updated in about 5 years. Very few apps still support it, and it's overall quite slow.

For calling, texting and music and video playback, it will work just fine, but for anything else it's not going to work very well. It's obsolete for today's standards, if I'm not wrong, it stayed on iOS 3, the current iOS version is 9. It doesn't have an autofocus camera and it's a vga camera I believe. It no longer has app support, so it's pretty much just a texting, calling and surfing some websites phone.

Now if you somehow bought it new, like its never been used, even better, never opened the box, now that's worth a lot I think, at least sealed it goes for like $10k on eBay, no kidding; it's looked for by Apple enthusiasts.

And it's referred to as 2g not because it's generation 2 but because it did not support 3G networks, in fact the 3G is actually the second generation iPhone but it's big selling point was it was faster and used the faster 3G network back then. It's only a bad choice if you wish to download lots of apps and music and pictures. Other than that, a cell phone's a cell phone and you can still make calls and texts and take some pictures. Yes - most apps won't run and the iOS won't be able to update. I'll be be surprised if you get any use out of it at all There's no iPhone 2G. It went from iPhone (original) to iPhone 3G. Yes! If your not going to use t as an ipod, well… Yes… Dude where tf are you from

Yes very bad it's ancient, prehistorical, it belongs in the museum

No offense but I would get a new one or sell it to someone who wants it

I'm not sure what you bought since there was never an iPhone 2G.
It goes like this: iPhone, 3G, 3GS 4, 4S, 5, 5S/C, 6/6+, 6S/6S+
I personally wouldn't buy an ancient device. The firmware is obsolete, and hasn't been updated in about 5 years. Very few apps still support it, and it's overall quite slow.

For calling, texting and music and video playback, it will work just fine, but for anything else it's not going to work very well.

It's obsolete for today's standards, if I'm not wrong, it stayed on iOS 3, the current iOS version is 9. It doesn't have an autofocus camera and it's a vga camera I believe. It no longer has app support, so it's pretty much just a texting, calling and surfing some websites phone.

Now if you somehow bought it new, like its never been used, even better, never opened the box, now that's worth a lot I think, at least sealed it goes for like $10k on eBay, no kidding; it's looked for by Apple enthusiasts.

And it's referred to as 2g not because it's generation 2 but because it did not support 3G networks, in fact the 3G is actually the second generation iPhone but it's big selling point was it was faster and used the faster 3G network back then.

It's only a bad choice if you wish to download lots of apps and music and pictures. Other than that, a cell phone's a cell phone and you can still make calls and texts and take some pictures.

Yes - most apps won't run and the iOS won't be able to update. I'll be be surprised if you get any use out of it at all

There's no iPhone 2G. It went from iPhone (original) to iPhone 3G.

Yes! If your not going to use t as an ipod, well… Yes…

Dude where tf are you from