Top 10 Things That Don't Exist Anymore From The 2010s

Remember when these were everywhere? Join us as we take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, revisiting the tech and trends that defined the 2010s but have since faded away. From iconic gadgets to beloved apps, we're counting down the things we once couldn't live without but are now relics of the recent past. Our list includes BlackBerry phones, Vine, portable GPS units, the Wii U, Microsoft Kinect, iPods, Nokia Lumia smartphones, Papyrus stores, the PlayStation Vita, and Netflix's DVD mailing service. Which of these defunct products do you miss the most? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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[WatchMojo]

Which of these defunct products do you miss the most? Share your thoughts in the comments!

[trinaq]

I can't believe that iPODS, Blackberries and Vine don't exist anymore, yet they were EVERYWHERE a decade ago.

[NebularImpact]

Never in a million years did I think I would feel nostalgic for the 2010's. The world was so much more vibrant back then... Everything feels so dystopian and depressing in the 2020's.

[marcus]

I can't believe that iPods and portable GPS units are already considered to be old school. That hits hard!

[Falchion]

My late mother was very fond of Papyrus, so she was crushed when they went belly up. As for me, I still use an iPod to this day, and still get a lot of relief from tedious shifts at work out of it. I also have a Wii U, and even a decent library, but it is sad that its innovations didn’t earn it much notoriety.

[cesarvictorino]

THAT IS JUST SAD HOW THESE THINGS ARE NO MORE AND JUST FORGOTTEN.

[joshuaball]

Wii U and its games are still being sold in some game stores, like Game X-Change.

[brockbracken]

Watching this makes me cry from nostalgia

[halliepurcell]

You forgot Flappy bird; that game was soo popular, then the guy got rid of it. I defintely miss that game.

[rommelflores]

I purchased a preowned PS Vita in Akihabara Tokyo Japan this year as a symbolic souvenir on the trip. Still using it to get some PlayStation trophies and on the go gaming for me it’s not yet dead and so loving it.My IPod touch that I purchased in Australia 15 years ago still in use as a stand alone music player while on a brisk walking. Priceless treasures for me 😊

[kish]

I still have my WiiU mainly cause it the Zelda version and Wind Waker and Twilight Princess haven’t been added to the Switch yet. I also still have my Vita.

[MataNataM]

3:01 it’s LUMIA. Not "lumina" smh

[porscheman]

I still have my old iPod. I absolutely loved that thing!
As a music lover I thought it was just the coolest thing ever to have all my songs on one sleek and easy to use device that fit in my pocket.
No more carrying around a CD wallet (remember those?)!
It was revolutionary, and it arguably saved Apple as a company!

[CandiceVidito]

I still have a PlayStation Vita & it still works.

[dakkuri]

I have a iPod Classic I bought on-line, and it still works to this day. I know DVDs aren't made much anymore, but I still buy them. I have a huge collection of dvds.

[ShayTheValiant]

Vine's content was just so much better than TikTok's content. I can quote countless Vines from 10 years ago, but I can't even remember a single TikTok that I just saw in the past hour.

[dvongrad]

Both my iPod and handheld GPS for geocaching are now in a box in my basement, but they were greatly used in their early days!

[spoonbendingspacemonkey]

I still have my iPod Nano. It still works great!

[ProfessorTakatoPalm]

I miss the 2010s. I was a teenager During that time. It was a wonderful time to grow up in

[TornSparrow]

I used to LOVE getting Netflix in the mail... Except for the broken ones...