Motorola Bravo Plus Pager (1991)

Long before smartphones, a beep on your belt meant someone needed you. The Motorola Bravo was one of the most popular pagers of the 1990s, carried by doctors, business people and teenagers alike, and its numeric codes were the text messages of their day.

We know how much a Motorola pager can mean, because we lived with them too. Every piece starts with a real device that our studio team disassembles by hand, cleans part by part, lays out and mounts in our Los Angeles workshop. It is slow, careful work, and it finally lets you see the engineering hidden inside the phone you once held every day. This is how we bring it a second life.

WHAT YOU GET

• Genuine Motorola Bravo Plus pager parts: real and original, not prints or replicas
• The display, circuit board, radio receiver, buttons, clip and the housing, laid out so you can see how it all fits together
• Every part hand-disassembled, cleaned and mounted one by one
• Ready to hang on the wall or stand on a desk or shelf
• Size: 15.4″ x 12.5″ x 2″ (approx. 39 x 32 x 5 cm)
• Comes in a gift box, ready to give
• Handmade by the FunBox Design studio in Los Angeles

A NOTE ON CHARACTER

Each piece is built from a real pre-owned device, so light scratches or small signs of age may show. We think they are part of its story.

PERFECT FOR

Tech wall art, home office and desk decor, and a one-of-a-kind gift for tech lovers, engineers and collectors, especially vintage tech and 90s fans. A memorable birthday, Christmas, Father’s Day, anniversary or graduation gift.