With 2G going away everywhere finding a usable feature phone to use on new networks has become a desperate question. One problem is that display technology seems to have actually regressed. The original transflective monochrome displays were viewable under any light conditions and consumed very little power. So backlit colour displays require a flip phone form factor just to protect the keys from being pressed and turning on the display all the time. The Nokia 3310 3G is a good example of getting this wrong.

* https://ca.alcatelmobile.com/alcatel-go-flip/

The phone specs list A-GPS but it is not clear if you can actually use it without getting an app off a store that doesn't seem to exist yet.

Not any that I can think of :(

If you need it for the GPS, then that's just how it is -- there's no point in stressing out to find a basic phone that has GPS. Now that I just have a basic phone, I print directions before I leave. That doesn't work for everyone though.

I have high hopes for this: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/light-phone-2-design#/

Not a flip phone, but also not a smart phone.

Nokia 8110's back out.