Jelly Star Review

[@Murillos1]

In a world of only 6" tablets, we must support these alternatives💪🤧

[@christosnikiforos4103]

Qin 3 ultra

[@Murillos1]

@@christosnikiforos4103 Nice. Appreciate the recommendation!

[@vali69]

Anyone remember 10+ years ago when the first 6 inch phones came out and were still a niche and got called phablets? Now that's pretty much the norm lol, like I have an almost 5 years old note 10 plus and it's got a 6.8 in screen, it was big back then but that's also when even budget phones started being big like that. And Idk but if feels like a weird trend that's going on in multiple places, cars for example, big chunky and tall suvs and crossovers have become really popular and their size plus that of american trucks have increased drastically in the last 20 to 15 years. And unnecessarily so, no one needs those big cars, they don't even fit that much more compared to a wagon for example, that's the definition of a family car with ample space, not an suv or a truck despite what people now would say. Like I have an acquaintance who went from a mercedes gle, a big chunking suv, to a more reasonable e class wagon and it's literally just as spatious on the inside but way better from the outside, not as tall and wide. And here's a different example from the other side of the scale spectrum, wrist watches. They have gone from 36mm +/- 2 to 4 millimeters for men, and under 30 for women, to 44 to 48mm for men, and 36 for women. Like 40mm was considered big for men 20 to 30 years ago, now it's the standard size and the advent of smartwatches just accelerated this even further, we have all those pro ultra max watches from apple or huawei, their flagships, be around 48 to 50mm big with an even bigger lug to lug distance, I've only seen samsung have more normal sized watches with their largest being 45mm, otherwise only monstrosities that don't really look good when you take into account just how thick they are. And another example moght be baggy clothing and especially big shoes with extremely thick midsoles(I had to google this term, I'm not a native english speaker and I'm not well versed in this subject, so I hope I got it right) with an outward extending heel that sometimes make those shoes, which more often than not are trainers or boots, look like they're made for making big foot footprints in the ground or something funny like that. Anyways, sorry for this giant ramble, I think all you need to know is I think overall a lot of things are getting unnecessarily big, not just smartphones.

[@WildWildWeasel]

​@@vali69 holy crap I feel old lmao I remember the first ever phablet I ever saw was an LG and everyone was calling it a phablet back in 2013

[@vali69]

@@WildWildWeasel oh yeah talking about lg, didn't they have a curved smartphone? That was the funniest phone at the time, and it's even funnier considering curved tvs and monitors have become pretty widely used now, heck I even have a samsung one lol.

[@AffyisAffy]

My main issue with the Jelly 2 was the camera. The old version was 16MP and this is 48MP which is much better. I know it's not a top-tier camera, but it does solve the issue of a poor camera being kind of a deal breaker for some people. To be honest it did not bring my usage down to where I wanted it to be. I still can watch YT on it, etc. But it did make it less enjoyable. I don't notice it until I play with my old Pixel phone and think WOW this is amazing and I actually feel a dopamine rush. Which I know now to be habit-forming for me. It's been a good phone for me. They do have some software bugs, but I've only encountered them when using their App/Data blocker.

[@jandevocht]

Watching this instead of the apple event 😀

[@JoseBriones]

Glad to hear!

[@Tom_Kowalczuk]

What event ?

[@Polkaknot]

There's an apple event?

[@ThejaKarnati]

Real

[@deepbatra1044]

Same here

[@allankvist6741]

One user reviewer wrote that its really fine for watching movies and youtube, so apparently we need to wait for a 2,5 inch to really reduce screen time😊

[@JoseBriones]

Can you watch KZbin/Movies in it? Yes. Is it enjoyable? Not at all.

[@allankvist6741]

@@JoseBriones I doubt it too, but that guy wrote so😄. Maybe with one of those harmonika holders around the neck. And maybe next model will come with Atmos speakers😄

[@beardedentity]

...or.... here's a better idea...just get a feature phone...

[@allankvist6741]

@@beardedentity I need touch android and bluetooth 5.3. I will get the jelly star when price falls a bit and firmvare gets more stabile. Its perfect for my needs.

[@undeadd666]

@@JoseBrionesI remember watching House M.D. on my iPod nano during classes in school, so 3.2 screen is actually more than enough to watch content not so dependent on visual detail😂

[@unusualstudio2361]

I've had it for a year. I previously had a F21 Pro and before that a Nokia. On both previous phones, I eventually went back to my iphone just because of the apps & facilities it gave me. With this one, I've consistenly had less than 1h a day on the phone and I have all the apps I need for daily use. Whenever I want to switch I know the only reason is having a bigger screen on the iPhone (which is the whole point!), so I don't! Of course I miss my iPhone but I also know that without social media I'm a happier person. I love/hate this little thing but it has everything I want from it!

[@geeidontknow4904]

As an owner of the regular Jelly 2, I will say this device did not reduce my usage that much. Yes, the screen is smaller but you absolutely get used to it and for me it did not make a significant difference. The other big issue with the jelly is that often many apps that i needed did not work (Gmail, ADP for work, i think a few others), or when apps did work they were often incompatible with the screen size and text would often truncate off the edge of the screen and would be hidden. The workaround to this was to go into developer options and adjust the pixel density, something i would often have to do multiple times a day depending on what information was cut off in apps i needed. I will say if you use this in combination with a device like unpluq it could make a difference, but at least for me just the small screen did not significantly curtail my usage habits.

[@papermario3982]

TY as always JB for these thorough reviews from a digital minimalist's usecase perspective. I have been a happy user of a flip phone for almost a year now but there are significant drawbacks. None more painful to me than the poopy camera. We are going to be travelling for several months this year and I want to be able to capture memories with a pocketable device AND be able to share the photos quickly and easily with friends and family, so I think this phone may be the answer as either a companion device or a travel phone. I already have a Palm Phone as part of my EDC for photos and for when I NEED a smart device but the camera isn't great and with that microscopic battery, the battery anxiety is intense. I have just ordered the Star on Amazon so I can return it if I don't like it, hearing it's a daily driver for you was very convincing and helped me spend the money. I'll comment again once I've found out if it works for me. :) You are a great influencer and spokesman for digital minimalism! I can hardly wait for us all to find out whether or not that qwerty eink "minimal phone" is vaporware cause I so, SO want to see your take on it!

[@breakfastclosed]

I switched from iPhone plus, to iPhone mini, and deleted socials too, and my screen time is much better but I find even just 10 min down the wrong rabbit hole in a web browser can be detrimental.. it’s just such a slippery slope I struggle with discipline it I don’t even blame myself because these apps are built to break u down like that. I don’t know if a “dumb” phone is the answer or I just need somehow to strengthen my will. Super interested in ur reviews and subscribed although I need to spend less time on KZbin lol. Thanks for what u do

[@Yeshua_TheWay_TheTruth_TheLife]

Its proven that bigger screens activate your dopamine more thus making it more addictive

[@Ava-fl5hw]

Did you stick with the mini, did it help?? I am switching to a mini and ordered one but just saw this and am wondering if i ahould return the mini

[@QuestenEnjoysLife]

Very interested in this, I just wish that they invested more effort into the camera instead of the silly flashing LEDs.

[@KilowattAvenue]

"this limits your screen time" HELL IMMA WATCH SHORTS ON THAT THING FOR 12 HOURS IDC ABOUT THE SCREEN SIZE

[@Logan_93]

Just got mine. Best phone I've ever owned. typing this comment on it.

[@WildWildWeasel]

A relative got me one of those and it's so awesome lol I do have a Galaxy A15, but I find myself wanting to use the JS more and more

[@techlore]

Seems like a great middle-ground, going to dig more into this!

[@JoseBriones]

Awesome. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts on the matter!

[@pikatrainer3835]

Unihertz (a Chinese company) does not release the Kernel source, therefor violating Linux's GPL, and they don't release updates often, making it a poor choice for Mod'ers, and in turns of privacy and security.

[@allankvist6741]

@@pikatrainer3835 Cant modders hack source code and put Lineage on it?

[@Tommy-qe6fh]

@@pikatrainer3835 They also have a history of Chinese spyware, although I haven't encountered any on my Jelly 2e, I also don't know how to look for it.

[@cmbrez]

Thank you for the review! This looks promising. I'd been looking at the Light Phone 2 but I really want a camera to capture spur of the moment things with my young kids. I only recently found your channel, but I guessed you were a Cal Newport fan like myself. The Deep Questions podcast is a favorite of mine.

[@renzokukenleneyoyo522]

I'd go for it if it only had a replaceable battery as the Jelly I already use (For running mostly)

[@STR82DVD]

I purchased one. It's just ok and the lights are an obvious gimmick that I NEVER use. In all honesty, I still use my Cat S22 as my daily because I can drop it and I won't lose my mind as it's constructed just like an F1 Abrams tank.

[@WALKiNLOVEjoey]

How’s the battery life on the cat s22

[@STR82DVD]

@@WALKiNLOVEjoey 2 days use and 4 on standby.

[@WALKiNLOVEjoey]

@@STR82DVD thanks for a quick response. Which phone has a bigger screen? The Jelly or CatS22?

[@STR82DVD]

@@WALKiNLOVEjoey the jelly but the Cat is just, for whatever reason, easier to use. Plus, I just love flipping out the screen with a satisfying snap and the weight distribution is bloody perfect notwithstanding the fact it's seriously built like a tank. Brilliant stuff.

[@mahphknawsum9109]

I have a jelly 2 phone and it does well, I liked the idea of the star but when I saw it was basically the same as the other with the lights and the newer version of android, but I do have my old phone which I'm watching this video on but yes I don't use my jelly 2 as much as I did with a regular phone and it gets the job done for me 😁👍

[@axel9546]

I'd love if we could make this more "e-ink" feel! I love this form factor. I love the fact it's full android and customizable. How could we make the display so similar to eink?

[@cierra-h2t]

You could set an accessibility shortcut to make the screen black and white

[@laberbla6466]

simply put an antireflect protector and set it to greyscale with alot of black background / darkmode

[@capjus]

Im using jelly 2, love it so much. Jelly star is not worth to get it, no much upgrades, but i really hope and wait for the next version... Please don't stop producing such phones ;(

[@Cin74]

Waiting for my order after considering the Qin 3 Ultra

[@waverazor]

i had the unihertz titan pocket. it was cool. i love small phones.. but once i started using apps that require a big screen. specifically i was looking through mecari to buy stuff. it was becoming too difficult as a daily driver.. i like smaller phones for the combination of 'not using it' and also using it for media consumption! its a terrible balance. i miss how small the titan pocket was.. and the keyboard. oh and the camera was so sad when hanging with friends. they made fun of the stinky camera.

[@danebeck7900]

I've been using a Motorola Razr V3 as my daily driver flip phone since 2018. I would use it forever if I could, but since T-Mobile is shutting down their 2G network in April of this year I've been on the lookout for a replacement minimalist phone. I really don't like "modern" 4G LTE flip phones since they have such cheap build quality and are so "clunky" compared to the sleek elegant flip phones from the mid to late 2000's. Having used a Moto Razr V3 for so long I'm basically spoiled and know that any other flip phone will feel like a significant downgrade. I'm really leaning towards the Jelly Star right now, it's such a neat device that seems like it would actually be fun to carry around. I checked the dimensions and it's almost identical to a Moto Razr V3 when closed, but a few mm thicker, so it would be comfortable in my pocket. I'm about 90% sure I'll be ordering one of these but haven't pulled the trigger yet.

[@TxxT33]

Man I wish I'd seen this before buying my Pixel 7 which I bought begrudgingly because I got a great deal but I wanted to switch to a dump phone. My only problem was that I still needed to use it to pay via payment apps and I needed maps. I will 100% buy this once my Pixel shits itself.

[@danielsellers4958]

Do you know if the notification lights on the back can be set to stay on or flash when you have a text message or a missed call waiting? My favorite thing about the Sunbeam F1 Orchid is the LED notification lights so I dont' even have to pick up the phone to know if I have something that needs my attention.

[@JoseBriones]

Yes. They can be customized to stay on if you have a message.

[@danielsellers4958]

Fantastic! Thanks for the info. Looks like I might just be sold now. @@JoseBriones

[@umeshmane1122]

If the next model will launch with full screen and better front xamera that would be amazing.

[@mariosimon7051]

I was wondering why you had pronto on there lol. Love the channel. Just discovered it!

[@JoseBriones]

I had the phone while on a San Diego trip, but ended not using it! I bought a physical card and love it!

[@jakejohnson1212]

I would pay any amount of money if Apple made an iPhone this size

[@alegos500]

How is the GPS? I've had the jelly years as a daily driver and I love it but the GPS is not very accurate.

[@K3zz21]

I'm so tempted to get this lolol

[@JezArnold]

Had the original jelly , and loved the NFC chip for payments. Frustrated that they chose not to put this in Jelly2 or 2E Glad that they bought it back for the Jelly Star though..

[@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248]

I'm gett'n one. This will be my FIRST smart phone ever.

[@adamstewart6492]

Good fone I've had mine since they came out much better than the radiating iPhone!!

[@QuestenEnjoysLife]

Jose, do you know if you can make the screen black and white? Thanks!

[@JoseBriones]

You can

[@rom-tm5pc]

Hi! How would you compare it to the f21?

[@pensochesia2068]

Hi, nice vid thx a lots! can you please check what is the security patch on that Jelly Star? because i got all the other old models and NO ONE was followed in software after realease. Thx for your time.

[@caferacer9939]

Just wanted to say your dumb phone reviews are very helpful. I’m still deciding which one is best for me. Thanks!

[@Tovanos]

I see a lot of people that want to buy this because they want to reduce their screen time. I think that is the wrong approach. Phones should make your life easier, not harder. You only have one, better make the most of it. If you want to reduce screentime, try running, cycling or any kind of activity really. A small phone is much easier to carry around with you for these activities, it's easier to hide if you are worried about theft and it's also cheaper to replace in case it does get stolen or broken. Thát's what the goal should be, not punishing yourself for relaxing too much

[@cmaclsu]

I am addicted to using my phone. I need to break that habit. A phone with a small screen will not be as enjoyable to use so theoretically I'll use it less and do things I find more enjoyable. Phones have us hooked.

[@Tom_Kowalczuk]

And now I know I have digital wellbeing on my phone ! Wasn't aware of it.

[@Wagner_1212]

Do you recommend Jelly 2 (regular), Jelly 2 Star or Jelly 2E?

[@JoseBriones]

Star>2>2E

[@tridy7893]

I have used this one for a month both daily and on the trip. Here are the major disadvantages: 1. Its security is DOA - no updates since June 2003 2. There is no ANC - a person you are talking to hears everything around you 3. Screen is to small for bigger QR codes. For example, transportation apps that produce bigger QR codes will display the codes, but subway, bus, and train readers likely will not be able to read these QR Codes because they are too small on the screen. 4. Camera is OK if there is enough light for images. Video - forget it. There is hardly any image stabilization.

[@JimmyPifPaf]

I have Jelly 2. It's my second phone. My complains are: no more updates, typing is really meh, poor camera and GPS...

[@Balithazzarr]

I guess I’ll get this one since I can log into work and I don’t have to tether to a tablet and Verizon doesn’t get any cool ones except the sharp edged light phone 2.

[@adamkane7513]

Great overview of this little gizmo, *JB.* Would you recommend this or the _Cat S22?_

[@JoseBriones]

Either is fine. I'd go for the S22 if you don't have any specific apps that need full android. The S22 is cheaper so it works out better over the long term.

[@adamkane7513]

@@JoseBriones Many thanks, Bro.

[@MediocreMillennial]

👋 Not JB, but I used a S22 as my only phone for about 4 months. Having Android in a frustrating form factor was a good balance between not losing necessary functionality but still discouraging doom scrolling and over usage. Unfortunately, the S22's keyboard functionality and slightly buggy software made daily usage, especially while traveling, nearly untenable. Looks like this Jelly Star would be a better transition device because it has a fresher version of Android but still in a usage-discouraging form factor.

[@adamkane7513]

@@MediocreMillennial Thanks for the info, Bro.

[@beliC619]

What camera sensor does Jelly 2 or jelly 2e have?

[@musicandfaith]

I saw the part near the beginning where you played music, but with low volume. Does that mean this has a built-in speaker or just the 3.5mm jack? Thank you for posting this review!

[@JoseBriones]

Both

[@musicandfaith]

Thank you @@JoseBriones !

[@MC_MMV]

This is the phone I need

[@axel9546]

btw is the camera better than an iphone se 2016?

[@JoseBriones]

Not really

[@bravestarr19]

Thinking of getting this as my secondary smartphone I never use only for trips. I have been using the Cat s22 flip but I have a vacation coming up in August in Aruba where my light phone 2 won't work so I think taking the Jelly star on this trip would be cool..is this water proof?

[@BMakk205]

What's the biggest SD card it can take?

[@simonevela]

By putting the jack cable can I listen to the FM radio with Bluetooth?

[@JoseBriones]

You should be able to

[@yossicohen3547]

In the morning when you get up and turn on the phone does the battery stay until the evening or not

[@JoseBriones]

Yeah. I use the phone for 2 days at least with moderate use and battery saver on

[@neurobioboy]

Perfect for a kid that you want to reach anytime and that you do not want to waste too much time in games.

[@alexskepp]

Wow, nice. I'm feeling very very tempted to order one straight away.

[@mackwaller]

do you know of any way to completely disable gifs?

[@IgnacioGiron-mw6ms]

Great video! Can I switch my Visible Mobile sim card to a Jelly Star?

[@rubenrubenrubenruben65365]

Dear Jose, thanks for the information. I have been looking for either a dumb phone or a less convenient smartphone. I have watched many videos and am currently considering this jelly star or the even smaller and rugged (which I think is just super cool) atom model. How do these compare in your opinion? My main goal is to reduce screentime, however I depend on certain android apps for work, school etc.

[@JoseBriones]

Both would be great. The question is how much you want to use the phone. The Atom is more difficult than the Jelly Star. If you want to go super minimal, then the Atom, but if you want something just a bit nicer, go the Star. Both should perform great :)

[@luiis8057]

Does it work outside the us with other providets than tmovile etc

[@CalmoOmlac]

You can buy and use them here in Germany too. It's unlocked and works with every provider, so i would say yes.

[@lovedqueer.]

hi jose! great video, i'm thinking of getting this phone for myself. one question; does the jelly series support newer versions of android? like if i bought the 2 or 2e because they're cheaper would i be able to update them to android 13 or am i stuck with the os they ship as?

[@JoseBriones]

Stuck with the OS as is

[@emregocmen9562]

i wouldn't skimp out on this phone to save 40-50 bucks. the jelly 2 has gps and wifi issues and the jelly 2e is sloww

[@Lochlannach661]

Is this compatible with total by Verizon?

[@JoseBriones]

Not sure. They are sometimes very restrictive. It is compatible with Verizon prepaid and postpaid. I'd say you have to test yourself.

[@bluecheesebath]

How is the WiFi hotspot?

[@JoseBriones]

Very strong. I have been using it for the past 6 days

[@TLM860]

I wish there was a custom ROM for this

[@JoseBriones]

Maybe soon :)

[@pikatrainer3835]

Unihertz (a Chinese company) does not release the Kernel source, therefor violating Linux's GPL, and they don't release updates often, making it a poor choice for Mod'ers, and in turns of privacy and security. Look into their past devices for expectations of ROM development.

[@Duckers_McQuack]

"This is a very tiny device", welcome to the average phones of 2004-2008 lol.

[@olekss7]

How is the battery life?

[@JoseBriones]

2-3 days. I put it on the video on the FAQ questions at the beginning

[@chris7640]

does the jelly star work with att?

[@JoseBriones]

It doesn't

[@oplkfdhgk]

how does it do in rain? can it handle it? i have mine still in box cus i want to first know if it can handle some water.

[@JoseBriones]

I took it on a trip this past weekend and it rained during our hike. It handled it well. Of course I wasn't soaking it, but it got some water from being in my pocket. Phone still works without issues.

[@oplkfdhgk]

@@JoseBriones that's good to hear. maybe i should try it then and i guess i could also get some jacket with water resistant pocket. 🙂

[@kamsandwich6990]

I would get one for travel

[@IanMo0ne]

How is the hotspot?

[@JoseBriones]

Works fine like any other android phone.

[@דני-ב8ש]

It's a matter which color do you have it's working different??

[@JoseBriones]

No. They all work the same

[@Piano-qd9hn]

Can you do a review between this phone and the Tank Mini 1?

[@JoseBriones]

I'll see what I can do

[@thattaway12]

I have the Jelly 2. Does Android 13 bring anything to this phone to make it worth an upgrade?

[@JoseBriones]

In my opinion, no.

[@jojoo4959]

13 is definitely better.

[@KaraRosenberg-fu1mx]

My 16-year-old son has the Jelly 2e as his first smartphone. It's been great for him. One thing we've had trouble with is that it doesn't seem to do wifi calling (we use Mint Mobile). Does the Jelly Star support wifi calling?

[@JoseBriones]

Jelly 2e should support Wi-Fi calling. Check with Mint and see what they can do. I've used WiFi calling on the Jelly Star

[@nkorth]

Make sure you turn on wifi calling both in the mint app and in the phone settings. Also, make sure "hd voice" is turned on, it somehow got turned off on mine and caused weird hard-to-debug calling problems.

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

Can it be degoogled?

[@JoseBriones]

Yes. You can degoogle it and remove pretty much everything

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

@@JoseBriones Nice

[@Chris-p5k1p]

@@JoseBriones can the playstore and services be deleted? Love the look of the phone but hate Google

[@yossicohen3547]

‏what happened with the battery after full day of work

[@qupufu]

ViMusic so based 😌

[@drewlandry5351]

I ordered one. How durable is it? Do I need a case?

[@JoseBriones]

It brings a case for you. You can buy more rugged ones, but the phone is pretty durable

[@hood4thought699]

Got mine today, and so far has AT&T and t mobile SIM cards do not work on it 😢

[@JoseBriones]

Try googling for the update that fixes this behaviour.

[@hood4thought699]

@@JoseBriones hi Jose, would you be able to link me to an article or link of reddit convo? So far I have ordered a new SIM card from ATT and I am waiting to receive that

[@kygent508]

Wish I could find a phone that size without the tech.

[@Mojomanultra]

Does this have hot spot capability?

[@JoseBriones]

Yes

[@monsterchoon]

Will it get updates to android 14

[@pikatrainer3835]

Probably.

[@Angultra]

Probably not.

[@mirrorm00n]

Hello. I'm thinking kf buying this as secondary phone. Just curious about the end-of-life / android support for this? Anyway, I plan to use it specifically for google maps so how's the GPS for outdoor and travel use (where big phones are obviously cumbersome). And can it read QR code and camera translate (Google lens?) Thank you hehe

[@Angultra]

They don't seem to update them so what you get is it.

[@Nearnface]

wowowoow

[@SuperABC123]

Put in fm radio on the feature 😅

[@frankmedrisch7451]

Do you have wallet and card payments with this?

[@JoseBriones]

yes

[@samtee37]

Does the phone have NFC

[@JoseBriones]

Yes

[@ternovnik257]

Hey Jose! How many hours of constant use does the battery give? Ideally that wouldn't be necessary ofc, but I'd like to know how well it compares to my current Pixel 4A's specs which gives me maybe 3-5 hours of moderate use in one go...does the battery drain at all when it's not being used from notifications?

[@JoseBriones]

I'd say about 2-3 hours of constant use if you were stress testing something. Battery holds up with regular use for 1-2 days for sure.

[@WALKiNLOVEjoey]

Can I put my iPhone SIM card into the Jelly? And switch them out daily?

[@JoseBriones]

yes

[@WALKiNLOVEjoey]

@@JoseBriones thank you for such a awesome review.

[@zwordsman]

How'd this turn out 9 months later?

[@JoseBriones]

Still using it. Great phone!

[@piobandz68]

Bro if they make a jelly flip phone I would buy it I want a fast flip phone touch screen something better then cat flip s22

[@gylbard8237]

my friend why don't you review uniherz Titan Pocket

[@JoseBriones]

Here is my review kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJW1pot7nZuhqNk

[@gylbard8237]

Wow Thanks I'm dumb. Why is the titan pocket never in the dumbphone award? It is pretty much a qwerty Xiaomi Qin 22pro right?@@JoseBriones

[@jonlfns0727]

I want this but it's too pricey. 😢

[@zvirose4711]

I think this is one of the only dumbphone's that meet the smartphone standards. and the runs a version of android thats higher than andriod 11.

[@beardedentity]

Except it is not a dumbphone, duh.

[@GasmaskCreature]

@@beardedentityindeed i remeber when Apple got Sued by the Neonode phone company since iPhone was a Clone of Neonode just lack the 3G and Videocalling so in sweden it was a flop when iPhone was relesed a Bad Expensive Clone of the Neonode brand

[@GasmaskCreature]

@@beardedentityand Neonode actully won, i use to have a Neonode n2

[@gamingwithtanviralif]

Price

[@JoseBriones]

$249-299 depending on when you buy it and where

[@anthony1776diaz]

Is it 5G compatible?

[@JoseBriones]

No

[@chirunoob]

I need a phone sir especially unihertz phone battery phone 22000 mah one please can I get one I am from India

[@toyota420xp]

It's smaller than a big phone but way thicker so really

[@halirage1605]

00:18 "for work" Hmmmmm... sure...

[@JoseBriones]

Yep. I have 2 phones. One for after work hours and one for work hours :)

[@halirage1605]

@@JoseBriones just joking. Thanks for the reply.

[@fahdsaleh91]

it's more of a user review rather than a proper review

[@zeus_2001]

What I wonder is whether it makes any sense to trust a random Chinese manufacturer with my personal data. Given they probably don't push timely security updates even, likely they don't have much regard for user privacy. That's my assumption. I would feel better if I could flash my own copy of Android on it.

[@JoseBriones]

Some people have made Lineage OS available for this phone :)

[@zeus_2001]

@@JoseBriones Oh, now that is cool. Thanks for letting me know!

[@Tom_Kowalczuk]

It looks a bit thick comparing to the other phone. Does it support android auto ?

[@JoseBriones]

Yes. It does support android auto

[@kensu630]

hmm...too little 😏

[@JuanPreciado87]

The battery is terrible, it looks like a toy battery like the phone. I had to return it

[@dipplodocus]

This comment makes the battery looks worse than what it is it really isn't that bad for its size because it's powering a small screen I've been using it as my daily driver fine i get up at 5am in morning listen to KZbin music most of the day at work through headphones I finish work at 3pm usually will still have between 40%-55% range usually charge it up again in the evening if your gonna sit there solidly and game heavy and heavily watch videos sure it will drain so does my flagship phone but if your looking at getting jelly star don't read comments like this and think the battery terrible that was my concern before buying but I have actually been surprised so far and the battery has exceeded my expectations from what I thought it would be like