I Bought The Smallest Android Phone - Impressions & Teardown

A phone that can literally fit in the palm of your hand.
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[@9an13l]

This thing was made to be carried in a prison wallet

[@RpMcMurphy_]

What’s a prison wallet? Lol

[@eiv-gaming]

​@@RpMcMurphy_poop chute :)

[@amaljoe367]

​@@RpMcMurphy_ 🌚

[@Trakusenpai]

​@@RpMcMurphy_you don't wanna know 😂

[@jamesmiddleton4741]

​@@RpMcMurphy_ Brown starfish

[@petercai299]

There are smaller Android devices with WAY more modern OSes, a proper mid-tier performance SoC and a proper LTE modem like the Unihertz Jelly 2/2E/2S series. Would be interesting to see a review / teardown of those since they look like a pain to take apart just from the outside.

[@adamf663]

Although I've used android since 2.3, I'm trying to remember back to android 6. 2012 and the nexus 7?

[@xalataf3365]

​@@adamf663late 2015 or thereabouts, right at the tail end of the Nexus line

[@abdulkhujliwal786]

​​@@adamf663Fall 2015 and Huawei Nexus 6P (The last Nexus phone)

[@AmirRazan]

I've seen the review and teardown of that phone by Australian tech KZbinr SMOOREZ.

[@Triangle388]

and the new unihertz jelly star

[@rf159a]

Don't know if you know this but, that small pocket in your jeans was meant for a pocket watch. Train Conductors and Engineers wore these type of jeans way back and that is where they would place their pocket watches that were on fobs.

[@kiwikemist]

I always thought pocket watches were for inside pockets in jackets

[@compilationvideos4489]

I use it to keep my keys or change instead

[@Donyourmom]

I’m glad someone else knew this

[@compilationvideos4489]

​@@kiwikemistmight be more practical, but as the guy on the comment said, that was its original intention

[@CommodoreFan64]

Yep, and when pocket watches fell out of favor, it became the change pocket, or lighter pocket for smokers.

[@Alias_Anybody]

The lack of SD card readers in current phones is one if those things people should actually be outraged about but seemingly nobody is.

[@danteerskine7678]

I am. That's why the majority of my phones are entry level, mid range and older flagships (s9)

[@baoquoc3710]

Sony phones, altho expensive as fck

[@MayaPosch]

That's why nobody with a lick of sense buys those 'high-end' phones, but goes for the mid- and budget range. That's where phones have SD card expansion, headphone jacks, IR blaster and all the other goodies.

[@jacobglass2951]

@@MayaPosch Nobodoy with a lick of sense buys budget phones which are so underpowered that they are pain to use out of the box just to have a sd card slot when most of high end phones can have up to 2tb of storage lol

[@axethepenguin]

@@MayaPoschand those happen to be the ones with ad filled OS and trash quality

[@smurftums]

There are credit cart sized phones on the market. A teardown video of one of those would be interesting.

[@BillyNoMates1974]

I had a credit card phone. Mine screwed up so I took it to bits. mine only had a 320mah battery but it lasted ages befoore needing to be charged. It had bluetoothh as well. not a bad little phone until it just stopped working

[@IdentifiantE.S]

@@BillyNoMates1974Thats cool thanks for your comment man !

[@davidg5898]

3:27 That niche market is prison. Something small is easier to smuggle into a prison (use your imagination about how to hide it) and for prisoners to keep hidden.

[@glasseffect]

Micro SD card slot Headphone Jack These are the most practical and simple points of engaging with technology. A wire always works, and we all know, any amount of on board storage is never enough, and if the phone fails, it takes down all the data with it, unlike the card which is also a storage and backup option that can save the day.

[@OhHeyItIsNano]

Honestly my guy, the stop motion like effect that phone gives while recording looks rather cool. It's a neat device I'll give them that. Tiny phones are kinda nice. 👀

[@ihopethiscommentisntabusiv4670]

If you showed me this in the mid 2000s my mind would've been blown. It really is neat tech and I'm glad it exists.

[@kakaeriko]

we are not in mid 2000s yet, or ye?

[@xXVibrantSnowXx]

We are in 2023 and honestly my mind is blown on how this phone does well on it's own

[@stdesy]

@@kakaerikothey mean 2000-2009.

[@jeanvaljean6433]

this isnt neat tech what the fuck are you on about

[@talentkid234]

Back in the mid 2000s, any portable device that could browse the web like a computer blew my mind.

[@TheSpotify95]

Interesting device - there's probably some use case for a small phone with smart capabilities. Too bad it's only Android 6.0 (which is too old to support most stuff now) and also it only supports 3G networking. 3G is being shut down in various countries, and 2G has also been shut down in various countries as well, thereby making 4G a necessity.

[@KitsuneKiera]

I think the usecase is likely to go inside nature's pocket to be snuck into prisons more than anything.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Yep 4G LTE is a bare minimum for a phone these days, and if this phone is not very old, then it has no excuse to not have it, as even KaiOS flip phones have 4G LTE modems.

[@OledBurnInKing]

The oldest version of android 4.4 kitkat with apps still work. There are still apps on the google play store that don't support the newest version of android or even android 11 since some of the apps says there were designed for an older version of android. The app developer never updated the app. Some of the apps that I use are still old and still functional and don't offer anything new. Android was designed to operate on older versions of android as well as newer versions of android. I'm glad that android still supports the older versions android. I sideload apps that are no longer supported on the newer versions of android but they were removed due to copyright reasons. I sideloaded the google play now launcher android 4.4 version with my pixel 4a 5g running android 11 since I never updated the software on myself pixel 4a 5g. I only updated the apps from the google play store on my pixel 4a 5g. I left the software exactly the same when I first bought the pixel 4a 5g when the pixel 4a 5g first came out. The only issues are the display has gotten burn in, the display has gotten dimmer overtime, the battery drains quickly, the standby still last for multiple days even though it drains quickly while I have notifications all running in the background while being connected to my wifi and while using the phone and the phone still charges fast and the 128gb storage is almost completely full. I bought a battery case on amazon for my pixel 4a 5g. LOther than that, my pixel 4a 5g still works the same way when I first bought it. The google now launcher functionality still works even though it was removed from the google play store and no longer supported.

[@traviswalker8933]

​@@OledBurnInKingI'm curious to know what kind of older apps you're running.

[@OledBurnInKing]

@@traviswalker8933 The google now launcher, modded version of youtube to bypass the ads with streaming 4k youtube videos, modded version of the premium spotify with the 320 kbps highest quality to bypass the ads. The modded youtube is called vanced youtube, the only thing that I don't like about the modded version of youtube is that the display brightness is dimmer than using the regular youtube version. I had to login with my google account since the youtube is the micro g version. The vanced version of youtube from the google play store was removed because it was exactly like the regular youtube and offers features that the youtube premium version uses. Google had youtube vanced removed since they found out that it was using the same features as youtube premium for free so people don't have to pay for youtube premium. The micro g is google proprietary software when I googled it that's why it's needed to login with my google account to use vanced youtube.

[@PepitoBadHat]

Im still so pissed that samsung flagships no longer support sd cards. If this phone can fit it, surely samsung can find space

[@illsmackudown]

Who cares about Samsung in 2023? Samsung stopped caring about customers in 2014 when they introduced KNOX. Only brain amputated idiots still care about Samsung phones after that.

[@captainheat2314]

They needed more space to fill with air so sd card slot wouldnt fit

[@___Sunflower]

@@captainheat2314 LOL

[@j.p.9522]

It's completely bizarre that Samsung only offers the SD card and headphone jack on its entry level A-series. It's not a matter of having enough space on the phone chassis, they could easily offer those features on the flagships if they wanted to, like on the S10 series. They're just following Apple's degenerate model of upselling storage and accessories to the users who are willing to spend the most money. Sadly all they're doing is denying the flagship users from having the best experience possible for their money.

[@captainheat2314]

@@j.p.9522 samsung like apple only cares about investors as thats their #1 concern not customers

[@davidsalmons80]

Great content as always Hugh!

[@davidsalmons80]

@@G__C__ you apparently didn't listen closely enough to what the specs were it was 1gb of ram and 8gb space

[@walpoleandworcester]

I would love to see a resurgence of these kinds of small phones. Variety is much needed in the smartphone space.

[@gucky4717]

Honestly? If a big phone company decides to make such a small phone, it could have a good chip, good edgeless display, a good camera and a somewhat bigger battery.

[@CommodoreFan64]

minus the edgeless display it's already been done with the Unihertz Jelly Star it's got a 3in display a 480x854, 48MP rear/8MP front cameras 4G LTE modem, 8GB RAM, a Mediatek Helio G99, 2000Mah battery, USB C 10 watt charging, 256GB internal storage, dual sim, or sim/MicroSD card slot, 3.5mm headphone jack, notification lights, all running on Android 13, but it cost 200 greenbacks.

[@gucky4717]

@@CommodoreFan64 200...wow... I got my normal sized phone with nearly highend specs for 300.

[@testtest8399]

@@gucky4717 helio g99, 8gb of ram aint bad, what high end specs do you get for 300? I know like 1 example, so maybe yours is different

[@CommodoreFan64]

@@testtest8399 Agreed, I know more expensive phones in the 250 - 350 USD range that in 2023 that are stuck with 4GB RAM/64GB - 128GB internal storage(Motorola/Nokia are 2 off the top of my head), the only other thing Unihertz could have done for this phone was to add NFC tap to pay for an extra few bucks, an easy to replace battery, and promise at the very least 2 Android upgrades, and 3 - 4 years of security patches given how far apart they release their Jelly series phones.

[@gucky4717]

@@testtest8399 It's called POCO X4 GT Mediatek Dimensity 8100, 6,6" 144hz IPS display, 5000mAh, 64MP camera, 8MP high FOVcam and 2MP macro cam, 12MP front. 8GB RAM with 128GB space. That said 300€ is only the discounted price I got, it is 380€ regulary. (with 67W charger included). I don't like AMOLED since they burn in after a few years, I have seen many. The backside is only plastic, but I can change the battery easier with that and it doesn't break as easy.

[@aishite_imasu097]

You should try the Unihertz Jelly 2 also. With almost the latest hardware in a small package like this.

[@IdentifiantE.S]

Yes !

[@marckloos2000]

Received my Jelly Star yesterday, it's got all the bells and whistles from any modern Android 13 phone and then some! Such as huge LED's, IR remote control and a 3.5mm jack. (but it didn't cost AU$ 43)

[@imwatchingyou6113]

​@@marckloos2000just had a look for Jelly star phone $199.99..😮...pass

[@poopbot5340]

Please do a video on the Unihertz Jelly 2 - fantastic specs for its cost and size... Seems well built too

[@GYTCommnts]

One possible use case: mp3 / mp4 player with Bluetooth and basic Internet access. I use an old phone for this. For running, listening to podcasts, etc. If you don't want to go out with your main phone or risk it while training.

[@AttorneyBCollins]

I have a Palm PVG 100 and I thought this one was going to be a competitor but the smaller battery and 3G connectivity ended that idea. Also the Palm runs Android 8. Of course I'd like it to pop apart with 1 screw and no battery tape.

[@mattsanchez4893]

I never cease to be amazed by phone reviews that don't actually mention how a "phone" actually functions as a phone. Does it send and receive text messages well and more importantly what is it like for actually making phone calls. What is the call quality like and does it fare when it comes to dropping calls.

[@SayAhh]

It might come as a shock to others, but I chose a flagship as my first smartphobe solely on the review of its call quality.

[@AlanWGMeraz]

This isnt a phone review, its a "Impressions & Teardown" most of us come to this channel just to see the inners of many devices

[@mysticbazuso36]

Most phone reviews don't need that because most phones are perfectly fine in that regard. For cheap phones like this you know what to expect.

[@Cenentury0941]

"Does it send and receive text messages well" What, do you think we're living in 2050? Don't go about setting the bar so high.

[@illsmackudown]

Same. >This is a phone, let's test the camera! >This is a phone, let's test KZbin! >This is a phone, let's tear it apart! like... wtf dude?

[@Random_4400]

Funny i own one of thease, same brand it's called the "soyes 7s" it looks exactly like the iPhone 7 + or 8+ and it actually uses the physical home button! It's a nice novelty but with a 500mah battery it just doesn't last very long, not to mention all the other issues pointed out in this video.

[@SOTP.]

I remember seeing something with same specifications and really similar that looked like a fake iphone 7 plus with a home button that actually worked. Same launcher (except virtual buttons that was a fake assesive touch required to press the back button. So they are probably using old stock with a new frame to sell more.

[@epiphonefish]

Only seen one comment that hit the nail on the head - this type of phone is snuck into correctional facilities allowing cell phone access otherwise unavailable to inmates.

[@claymcguire2818]

its so small, but it works kinda well considering the size.

[@tall_dude1233]

0:14 it's funny, because the iPod Nano 1st gen was shown by Steve Jobs as an iPod that was small enough to fit into that tiny pocket in your jeans. But there's very very few smartphones that can fit into that pocket. Even the iPhone 4s back in the day was too large to fit into that pocket.

[@alpacabloom1545]

Sony Xperia X Compact was peak for me. I doubt I'll EVER see a phone that small with features that were nearly flagship when it was released.

[@pedroferreira4323]

zenfone 9/10?

[@DimaKirivel]

​@@pedroferreira4323They're not as small

[@DimaKirivel]

Actually any sony compact smartphone was cool. XZ2 compact was the best

[@alpacabloom1545]

@pedroferreira4323 Looked it up, it appears to be the only option short of an SE. Still HUGE in comparison, but that's the world I have to accept. Addition: Holy cow, ZenPhone 10 might be the one. Still nearly 6"... But acceptable.

[@StuckDuck]

Galaxy S23 is pretty compact actually

[@1kreature]

You should give it a repairability score! It's actually quite good with the clipped on main side instead of just glue everywhere. I'd say it ranks quite high on repairability even with the soldered front camera.

[@ImigrentfromMars]

I was looking for this size for summer because when im working in the yard or helping friends or hiking or in the canoe I don't have a lot of room or time to care about the phone, This will fit in your pocket so you can have a phone if you need it. Also I hooked the Alfred camera app to my cheap phone and tablet and use them as security cameras when im not using them as a phone or tablet,

[@fedegametv5832]

love your video by the way

[@No4hsARK]

Crazy how things can be so tiny right people (good channel Hugh!)

[@notafurrysogoaway]

Even through this really poor camera, you're still looking good.

[@Soundwave857]

ngl this is an amazing idea if it was made with more modern hardware, also that usb-c looks hilarious

[@madladpjl]

Hugh, that little pocket in jeans was for a pocket watch

[@MateusHacker5048]

Man you deserve your sucess and i lovw your channel bro keep up🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@yetanothermichael3702]

That clear case is adorable

[@Rebelnightwolfe]

That home button probably means that it's previous face plate resembled an older iPhone model. Possibly the iphone 4 or 5 in look and they had to change almost nothing else.

[@bryanmartin_]

The rear camera is jittery, but the quality is great, I must say! It is miles better than those cheap crappy phones (similar to this, specifically those fake Samsung/iPhone phones) with camera quality that looks like it came from the 90s. Nice video again, Hugh!!! Missing your iPhone/MacBook repair videos!

[@Ragnar8504]

Even in the mid-2000s phone cameras were often a joke. I seem to remember my Siemens from that era produced pictures that were something like 300x200 pixels, if that. Extracting them required a proprietary cable and software and the pictures were little more than blurry postage stamps. My last dumbphone, a ca.-2015 Nokia, had a VGA camera (640x480 pixels) that produced terribly washed-out pictures. It did have Bluetooth but every single picture had to be transmitted separately. I'm not sure if it was even able to record video but it might have.

[@speedbrain666]

Love the dis to Apple with the SD card slot

[@weldonyoung1013]

Lovely teardown ! Or should I say, terror apart !

[@naturedetectiveminecraft6362]

I’ve actually seen tiny phones similar to that. They resemble like iPhone 7’s and those phones have a physical button so it might be the same board.

[@thelakeman2538]

That stock android 6 marshmellow giving me nostalgia since my first smartphone had a stock android 6 ui.

[@dannydee2668]

I don't think the phone being slow will be a problem for the majority of people who use this phone, they have plenty of time on their hands, days, months or even years.

[@syedmuhammadsameer8299]

What about pressing on the screen and seeing if that makes the home button fire

[@festol1]

Great video! So, is there any "smaller" phone around?

[@DonVetto-vx9dd]

Remind me of my old Xperia Tipo. Granted, that thing is obsolete now. Hell, it was obsolete back in 2015. But that thing is just so cute. I can't believe I managed to play some online games on that thing.

[@alx3_le]

this made me wonder what that pocket is actually for

[@carterh1839]

I believe it was originally added for a pocket watch

[@AdamIsUrqed]

For pocket watches.

[@ReadTheBible8]

It’s for a pocket watch.

[@wadehiggins1114]

Coins

[@SandiRose2008]

Way back when jeans were first made, it was called a Coin Pocket. This was back when people used real money. LOL! I'm 70 yoa. I've been wearing jeans back before girls were allowed to wear pants to school. 🙄 I was in high school before they changed the rules. Those were hard times! 🤣🤣

[@SpartanDiab]

That android OS takes me back, i'm impressed at the phone being a tiny little thing it's kind of cool.

[@K113-A]

Let's be honest, SD Card expansion limits the sales of higher (512gb or more) built in storage phones

[@jordicoma]

We need more phones like this, that can be on a pocket. The nowadays phones are to big for my like. If it only have better specs, more updated software and easier to open...

[@Ragnar8504]

Realistically it's too small for a touchscreen. If you want something that small you need to get an old-fashioned phone with numeric keypad. That being said, I do miss my first smartphone with its compact 5" screen. That was big enough to type on, even with my large-ish fingers, yet fit a hand or jeans pocket perfectly.

[@Gamefreak924]

so an iPhone SE?

[@WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart]

​@@Gamefreak924No, a smartphone

[@robinsattahip2376]

Have a micro phone to carry on your person and a good phone to do everything else?

[@dinithaw]

this phone way smoother and fluid for that price. i never thought it could have 100+ geekbench score. this is way more powerful for it's size #AMAZING

[@yjk_ch]

1:48 I think it's more of a brand of some kind, rather than being the same OS. In fact, I just saw a video about a Z Flip knockoff feature phone with "Welcome" boot screen.

[@baoquoc3710]

Oh, so you are a Smoorez enjoyer? Good times

[@loganmacgyver2625]

I think typing on that would be better in landscape mode than portrait, like how it used to be with early small android phones, I used to see a lot of people typing in portrait mode when sub 5" screens were the norm

[@tactileslut]

If you squeeze it below the screen and near the power jack, does that secret home button work?

[@mmpsp693]

4:01 looking good Hugh

[@janchristianursuaaguilar7434]

totally solid nugget mate

[@DarkGT]

That a good cpu score. For the price you get something that would be very competitive back in 2016

[@PCJesus0]

You should try and get the balmuda phone and see what it looks like internally

[@yo.adrian]

That phone is so small, I bet you can smuggle it into prison.

[@Khmtravelvlog]

This would be perfect to use when traveling so your daily driver doesn't get damaged or if it's stolen you can laugh at the thief. 😂

[@vwbug1975]

The Palm PVG100 is noticeably smaller, and I have one. It's a fun little novelty phone, but too small to be useful.

[@MaltaMcMurchy]

Doggo reviews are the best! 🐕💜

[@LevitatingCups]

Please post the whole manual somewhere, thats just comedy gold based on that small caption.

[@rocko100able]

I remember buying one of these small phones might have been the same size as yours, if not smaller, but I rooted it and put alliance ROM on it, it only cost me $0.99 at Walmart, but it's been quite some time since I purchased it, and I no longer have it.

[@SMGG77Aviation]

Wait you use that key2 that you repaired as your daily driver? Nice.

[@Techlevel1534.]

Imagine using this as your daily driver. Hugh never fails to entertain us. I hope you reply. I’m a big fan

[@JCYT700]

he ain’t gonna reply kid 💀

[@zeddpilsner4]

Its the zoolander phone if it were filmed in 2023

[@Boogie_the_cat]

My girlfriend's friend's boyfriend had one of these and he looked moronic using it (because it was his daily driver). He thought it was sleek and hip. I'd be embarrassed to whip that thing out: "it's not small, it's just really cold in here!"

[@Sal19]

​@@Boogie_the_catI assume you're no longer speaking of the phone 😂

[@gamechep]

I think you missed 1:26

[@LLIMIT]

That spec of dirt on the sensor / lens is throwing me off

[@changeagent228]

Why not though? If they made it more modern with an oled screen that filled the whole area and a decent spec and recent androis os.

[@SomeUnremarkableGuy]

no one will buy it, that`s why. it`s junk waste.

[@BladeoftheImmortal2005]

That palm nano thing would be a better buy

[@alifirhas3550]

Very interesting device, considering how thick this is, this should have been a flip phone with querty keyboard

[@robinsattahip2376]

I wish you would have simply tried making and receiving a phone call on it. The small easy-to-carry size can be useful for a phone you use for nothing more than making and answering calls. Thanks for a good video.

[@rikspector]

Hugh, I would like to see the smallest fully functional phone even if it's pricey.

[@bradfab_fx]

The rear camera seemed pretty neat to me aside it’s low frame rate

[@user-bp8yg3ko1r]

It would be nice if micro SD card slots would become obligatory. I really miss expandable storage.

[@al380aviation]

The Home Screen kinda reminds me of those Zebra PDT’s used for stockrooms

[@crashhdnb]

the Welcome on the start up is actually the "brand". wouldnt be surprised it runs MTK6580.

[@LiveLively300]

Need one of these that's actually well made. I can't find one but I'd love to buy it for a friend of mine.

[@sandorbence2067]

Unihertz Jelly line has better alternatives fro this size though it costs more too. I don't see the point of phones this tiny (rather would look for a foldable, they are perfect one handed phones closed) but It's a clool piece of tech. Funny to think back to the mid-late 2000s where a 3 inch screen was considered big.

[@sushimshah2896]

This phone has the long-boi hybrid (SIM+microSD) tray. But you can actually get a dedicated triple slot in the same footprint of a dual SIM (side-by-side) tray, but thicker as the microSD goes on the reverse side! Which still baffles me as to why it isn't more common!🤦🏻‍♂️

[@kencreppin2146]

My old HTC Legend was about this size and worked great in it's day

[@BillyNoMates1974]

I bet these are easy to root and also put a custom rom on. These phones must be great for nights out on a beer session. if the phone breaks its no big issue

[@Yippeee5959]

Weird pocket was for those old time watches that has chain to pull it out.

[@leontechtalks]

Nice!

[@thecomputerexperiencechann5084]

“It’s so small that it fits in that weird tiny pocket in your jeans.” Ah you mean the iPod nano pocket?

[@kirilnikolovski81]

love to find a palm pre, the aussie release with 4g LTE.

[@christophers8542]

Buy the palm PVG100 it's also a small phone but it was a real phone sold at Verizon in the US runs android 8 and has a oled screen

[@alexandrucirtu6506]

I get why you would call the quality of the cameras poor, but I can't say I'm not astounded at the fact that it can take pictures and video that is somewhat OK

[@thedarkknight1971]

Unihertz do a ultra small phone called the 'Jelly' (there are variants of that model including a 'Nothing Phone' light up back panel too!) 😏 😎🇬🇧

[@zephanrodrigues_1792]

Can you do a battery drain test with this small phone

[@AlKaseltzer87]

You get more in that box than most high end phones.

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

I feel like I'm trying to text with a toothpick while wearing oven mitts. And those cameras - maybe they're just shy and only come out for special occasions

[@marekslemensky4531]

FYI The video playback might've been stuttery because Firefox doesn't really work that well on Firefox for Android. It can even lag on my Galaxy Note 10.

[@isaackingvideos]

It's crazy how android 6.0 is 8 years old and people are still using this OS version.

[@jayvansickle7607]

I wonder if the home button would recognize a press through the screen?

[@PrettyFlyForATyGuy]

Couldn't you just flash over the OS to make it more secure?

[@UKSCIENCEORG]

I still have a mint boxed Samsung sgh-p300 'credit card' phone from 2006 - which makes this one seem large by comparison !

[@Ajstyle48]

looks similar size of Nokia Asha 311. I used it back in a days for almost a year.

[@markweaver9648]

Pipipooo make a very small phone but I've seen watches with android os and SIM making those even smaller. Don't sniff it too hard it may disappear up your nose. Another great video keep em coming.😅

[@reetuilmari3407]

I work in a grocery store, and we use these devices for calling the store guard if needed

[@Pressbutan]

I had a Unihertz Jelly once. It was a totally okay if way too small phone.

[@eformance]

Did you try depressing the home button by pressing down on the display when the phone was assembled? I wonder if the display pushes down like that old blackberry touchscreen phone?

[@rurruth]

My old galaxy note 9 has that function but I think the design of that cheap phone was inspired on older iPhones (with button) but got removed after to look newer

[@MissFoxification]

If it was faster I'd use it as an interface and navigation for my scooter and bike.. but I doubt it would even manage that.