You phone you are thinking of is the Palm Pre. Less than 4 inches, looks a lot like this one. Slide out keyboard. Wireless charging... came out over a decade ago. Best phone OS ever made too. Ah, if only that had caught on!
I''m glad this video was made. I was looking at Unihertz website and it seems they're making a smaller version of their rugged Titan QWERTY smartphone. I'm hoping they will make a slider Jelly in the future! Heck, even a T9 Jelly or something would be pretty nice.
I've had mine for two years now. With no issues whatsoever. Still runs amazing, currently on Android 11. The only con is that typing took some time getting used to. But it is totally worth it, it's a great way to detox. The battery is still good too. Highly recommend this tiny beast of a phone for a minimalist lifestyle. I hope it gets an Android 12 upgrade further down the road.
@@lisarhockensmith423 I live in Sweden, so any carrier would work here. However i would not recommend this phone, or any Unihertz product anymore. They only get 1 update if you are lucky. I bought my Jelly 2 in the summer of 21, and it got it's last security update Jan 22. My banking security app started to warn me not to use the phone for banking because the risk of security breaches is too high. Since Sweden is a high security country authority's are very picky. It's a shame really, because it's the best flawless smart phone iv'e ever had. But if you a planning to use it solely as a dumb phone you should me fine i suppose.
I'd kind of like to see a full review of this phone, it'd be interesting to see your thoughts of the Jelly 2 after using it as a daily driver for a few days.
As one who's been using it daily for some months... My only pain point is the typing. Tapping is pretty hard but swiping is good enough mostly. I typed this comment out on it only making one mistake. Otherwise it's perfect even for a main phone.
I've got one too. Typing pain can be reduced using swipe gesture typing on the keyboard. Since this vid it's had a security update (but no Android 11 ... yet?). The fingerprint sensor is the flakiest most useless thing ever. And the bluetooth sometimes goes weird but they claim to be fixing it. I'm quite happy with mine (especially over the Jelly 1) and have been using it as a daily driver since I got it!
UPDATED to android 11 and Unihertz did an update as well. Fingerprint works 95% of the time for me. Added two of the same finger prints. Has issues when finger is wet/sweaty so dry first. Seems like finger print reader got better with updates. GPS is a bit glitchy in doors. Use swift key, it will save you a headache.
@@ar-t2742 Since I have zero interest in or use for 5G, I'm keeping mine until it won't function any longer. For me, it's perfect, but enjoy the Jelly 2 if you go that route! 😎
@@ar-t2742 Nice! I'm planning to go in the opposite direction next year with a used S21 Ultra, not as my daily driver, but to utilize the fantastic cameras and stabilization it has for travel videography. It's huge, but still way more user friendly than a dedicated mirrorless camera.
Got mine last week. So far so good as my daily phone. It's even smaller than what i imagined and typing takes some getting used to but all good. Loving it so far and it's sure to start conversation anywhere you go!
@@Rizwaan122 no but in some scenes the actor bears an uncanny resemblance to Chris here in the movie . So at a glance it almost looks as if Chris is doing the killing and well .
What do you do when you get a new android phone - could you do a video with you setting one up from scratch? - settings, launchers, some of your fav apps
As much as I like a compact form-factor phone, I think 3" is just a little too far in that direction. My current has 4½", and that is about as small as I want to go. But, it was interesting seeing something at that scale.
The Nokia 1 was 4½ inches and was a splendid little phone and virtually unbreakable. It ran Android Go admittedly, but it was very smooth and fluid. Alas I lost mine and now use the Nokia 5.3 which is a pretty good phone but at 6 5 inches it's just too big to carry around.
@@martydav9475 yeah i got a 5.3 and went back and borrow my GF old samsung s7 and i LOVE it. 5.1" is perfect for me, i can even put the phone in my jeans pockets.
Chris was so proud of winning. getting the last kill, and MVP on this small screen I'm smiling when I saw that. Also reminded me of my first smartphone, the Xperia X8, which I think was a 3 inch phone as well. Have no idea how I survived that small screen almost a decade ago...for three years!
HiBy R3 Pro Saber. $209 compact dedicated Digital Audio Player and will absolutely smoke any phone in sound quality. It does require a Micro SD card for storing music but everyone has at least ten of those lying around. It's a much better buy as a ~$200 music machine than any smartphone could ever be. I'd recommend taking a look at it instead of the Jelly 2.
I'm surprised how good people say this phone is. My wife came home today and demanded I buy her one. I never heard of this phone and she had a picture of it that she took from of her friend's phone. I expected it to be a piece of crap but I think it might actually be usable. She uses her phone for email, whatsapp, youtube, audible, music, and occasional reading and browsing the web so I figured this might do the job. She wants something that isn't big (at all) easy to carry around and will force her to use her phone less (which I see a lot of people saying about this...)
I backed the Jelly Pro project and get my phone on sep/2017 before it officially launches on the market and still using it as my backup phone (and when I dress up) it works great today, I changed the battery once since I order it with 3 and have a spare one yet.
I have just bought this as part of a smartphone detox. I need a smartphone but don't want to be pulled in as much as I am by a modern phablet. I think this should help. It does what you need without the temptation hopefully.
Give this a stylus, a snapdragon chip and Android OS updates for a three years for the perfect phone. Reminds me of my old O2 XDA Zest with Windows Mobile 6.1
perfect phone for my purpose, i was looking for android phone that I can install baldphone app for seniors for my elder and somewhat with memory problems senior, a full android was just too big and a flip phone i was not able to modify it so it always went to the home screen so my senior would not get confused. I strongly recommended for senior with a little learning impaired
"Stumpy wee little troll-fingers" is how I'm going to explain my hands from now on 😂 I was a Kickstarter supporter and have been using it since then. If you like me dream about the days when phones were small like the Xperia Ray and Xperia Mini this is your thing. There's a couple of smaller China mobiles but they all lack battery. The keyboard is small but swipe works pretty well. I'm *old* so I need to take off my glasses to be able to see some things on the status bar. The camera is. It could've been better, but it could also have been a lot worse. My only alternative is the upcoming Unihertz Titan Pocket.
I hope it sells like hot cakes, then maybe others will follow suit and finally start making compact phones again and not these rediculous tablets for your pocket.
I always watch your videos even if the subject/item reviewed doesn't interest me. Love the honest and normal british chat/banter. Keep up the great enjoyable content!
That looks like a good compact phone with decent specs!! 128GB memory and 6GB RAM? Really? And Android 10 is not too bad. Just wish the screen is at least 720p.
Holy crap, someone actually made a sub 5" phone :o My first smartphone was an HTC Desire C, and that had a 3.5" screen I believe, it was perfectly fine at the time, but horribly slow today, it was about 150 dollars in 2013 after all :p 3" is a bit small tbh, 4.5" with bezels like an iPhone 4S is a perfect compact size, so basically you can get 5" if you have no bezels, keeping the footprint small. Hey! What about giving it a stylus as well? :) A case with a stylus holder? Great idea Unihertz, potentially filling a gap in the market here, even though I`d make it 1" bigger. It`s 200 bucks and a more powerful alternative to any type of similar sized phone. · Android 10 OS · 3" Display · 2000mAh Battery · Global Unlocked · NFC · Latest GPS · 6GB+128GB · 8MP+16MP Camera · Dual SIM · Fingerprint Unlocked · Infrared This is more than you get on other phones literally twice the size at the same and higher prices, I think I`m getting one for those times I want to travel light
always love your videos and reviews, have to say i've bought phones in the past because of your videos.. loved the ranty jumping around fighting bit at 2:23 love it! keep on with your videos ! awesome
In my opinion this is how a phone should be. I think we should have different names nowadays for what we call these super expensive and massive phones/smartphones. Think about it, at this point they just have a phone included but for that reasoning you can just as well call it a camera and as funny as that may be it's not far off. You can make calls with your computer but you wouldn't call it a phone and the vast majority of smartphone reviews never touch on call quality or capability. The phone aspect takes second place to game performance, camera performance, multi-tasking, screen size, and screen clarity. You don't need a massive OLED gaming/movie powerhouse to ask your wife what ingredient she's missing lol.
hot damn! I've had my eye on the Jelly for a couple of years and I think this is the first real review I've found. I find it very appealing as it's actually a reasonable choice as a mobile PHONE that can still support smartphone extras (especially gps) in a pinch. FFS if anyone would just make a simple 5 inch phone I'd be in freaking heaven. And FFS what the hell is going on with that doll, dude?
Great idea for a secondary phone. For sports etc. Specially if you increase 10x the cuteness by using those apps that puts a black round angle in the four corners of the screen.
That seems so small by modern standards but my iPhone 4 was just half an inch bigger and my step-dad used to have a 2.5 inch Sony smartphone back then.
"it's not about the size it's about the skills" just came to life with this phone. My phone is expensive than that and it's really old and can't even load Call of Duty mobile, I'm really impressed
Another inch on that thing, an AMOLED display and a proper single lense 16/64mp combo would have made the unit perfect in my eyes. I realize the market demand probably isn't all there, but I can't be the only 80s kid with a little nostalgia for this familiar style of gadget.
This is a phone for people who just need there phone for the primary purpose of being a phone as opposed to dubbing as a mini-tablet. I have a tablet already I don't want to try and carry another one in my pocket. I also don't feel the need to be constantly on social media either. So for me this phone would be a good fit, if only that screen slide up revealing a small qwerty keyboard as well, than it would be perfect.
I have this phone. Its does the job. Its weakest feature is the camera. Long typing can be a challenge. If you need a smartphone but compact then this is a nice phone. If you do quite a lot of media consumption and browsing then using this can be quite a challenge.
Loved my Straight Talk LG Zip, a compact smart phone with a sliding keyboard, & a touch screen that was 3.2 inches. Wished a newer version of something similar to it would exist.
I need a mini phone in my life. Especially considering that now a days you can connect it to a smart tv, a remote keyboard if needed, etc. Also I do slide typing which I think is perfect for this phone. To me, all the phones on the market already look quite bulky and old fashioned. I actually think this looks smart and elegant. If I saw james bond using it, I'd be jealous. Camera needs to improve though.
I remember me with the HTC kaiser back in the days with just a 2.8" screen Lmao.. And when I got the HTC HD2 everyone was like what a monster of a phone that is because it was a 4.3" display.
@@TechSpurt the titan with the win7mobile os, that was a new era for phones. But that HD2 was something else, it was also the first phone with 1gb+ RAM, which was MASSIVE back then. The joys that phone gave me with dual booting win mobile 6.5/7 with android jellybean. Lol the HD2 was when I became a flash-aholic!!!!
imagine if this tiny phone had one of those slide-out keyboards. that would be so freakin amazing. also love the video man
That would definitely help with the typing situation!
Exactly what I was just thinking!
You phone you are thinking of is the Palm Pre. Less than 4 inches, looks a lot like this one. Slide out keyboard. Wireless charging... came out over a decade ago. Best phone OS ever made too. Ah, if only that had caught on!
I''m glad this video was made. I was looking at Unihertz website and it seems they're making a smaller version of their rugged Titan QWERTY smartphone. I'm hoping they will make a slider Jelly in the future! Heck, even a T9 Jelly or something would be pretty nice.
@@Hzuuuu agreed for sure
I love how the Jelly 2 looks so old when its really not. It looks like it released around the same time as the iPhone 3G. What a unique phone 🙂.
SPREAD THAT HEADPHONE JACK WORD BROTHAAAA!!!! 💪
I've had mine for two years now. With no issues whatsoever. Still runs amazing, currently on Android 11. The only con is that typing took some time getting used to. But it is totally worth it, it's a great way to detox. The battery is still good too. Highly recommend this tiny beast of a phone for a minimalist lifestyle. I hope it gets an Android 12 upgrade further down the road.
Just ordered the jelly star. Excited to try it
what carrier or sim did you use to get it to work?
@@lisarhockensmith423 I live in Sweden, so any carrier would work here. However i would not recommend this phone, or any Unihertz product anymore.
They only get 1 update if you are lucky. I bought my Jelly 2 in the summer of 21, and it got it's last security update Jan 22.
My banking security app started to warn me not to use the phone for banking because the risk of security breaches is too high. Since Sweden is a high security country authority's are very picky.
It's a shame really, because it's the best flawless smart phone iv'e ever had. But if you a planning to use it solely as a dumb phone you should me fine i suppose.
My man Tech Spurt always finds a background that somehow always matches the phone!
Ha, I try my best ;)
@@TechSpurt can i get a sauce for the wallpaper ?
@@TechSpurt Cool, where did you found it?
I'd kind of like to see a full review of this phone, it'd be interesting to see your thoughts of the Jelly 2 after using it as a daily driver for a few days.
As one who's been using it daily for some months... My only pain point is the typing. Tapping is pretty hard but swiping is good enough mostly. I typed this comment out on it only making one mistake. Otherwise it's perfect even for a main phone.
I've got one too. Typing pain can be reduced using swipe gesture typing on the keyboard. Since this vid it's had a security update (but no Android 11 ... yet?). The fingerprint sensor is the flakiest most useless thing ever. And the bluetooth sometimes goes weird but they claim to be fixing it. I'm quite happy with mine (especially over the Jelly 1) and have been using it as a daily driver since I got it!
UPDATED to android 11 and Unihertz did an update as well. Fingerprint works 95% of the time for me. Added two of the same finger prints. Has issues when finger is wet/sweaty so dry first. Seems like finger print reader got better with updates. GPS is a bit glitchy in doors. Use swift key, it will save you a headache.
Its not the size....its what you do with it 😎😉
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lol😂@@rey4229
Finally a phone that my Galaxy S10e can bully around . . . that little guy is marvelous! 😎
I am actually considering getting this to replace my Galaxy S10e! :D
@@ar-t2742 Since I have zero interest in or use for 5G, I'm keeping mine until it won't function any longer. For me, it's perfect, but enjoy the Jelly 2 if you go that route! 😎
I am now into Day 4 of my Jelly 2 and loving it!
@@ar-t2742 Nice! I'm planning to go in the opposite direction next year with a used S21 Ultra, not as my daily driver, but to utilize the fantastic cameras and stabilization it has for travel videography. It's huge, but still way more user friendly than a dedicated mirrorless camera.
We just love when you post. Makes everyone days better.
Bruh after watching "nobody" I seriously cannot look at tech spurt the same way
@@hexational105 what happened i dont get it?
Finally, I can enjoy Tenet the way it was meant to be seen!
Got mine last week. So far so good as my daily phone. It's even smaller than what i imagined and typing takes some getting used to but all good. Loving it so far and it's sure to start conversation anywhere you go!
Finally a true contender for the IPhone 12 Mini...
I've owned this since December. It's just nice to have
what is it like to adjust to from a larger smartphone? my 2016 iphone se just died and im seriously considering this phone
Looks like a Palm Pre. Did I hear you say 6GB of RAM? Interesting... We love your uploads! Keep em coming! Cheers!
I swear after the new movie "Nobody" I can never look at you the same way
Why? I haven't watched it
Is he in it??
@@Rizwaan122 no but in some scenes the actor bears an uncanny resemblance to Chris here in the movie . So at a glance it almost looks as if Chris is doing the killing and well .
@@Rizwaan122 The guy looks like tech spurt
Jimmy McGill
I wish jelly 3 comes with the latest android and software features and we witness 4.5 inch display
Pagers are growing !!!
What do you do when you get a new android phone - could you do a video with you setting one up from scratch? - settings, launchers, some of your fav apps
Got myself the Jelly two a couple of months ago, absolutely loving it. Great review, thanks!
Thank you Chris for this review. Lovely to see your enthusiasm for the product.
Mate after watching "nobody" I literally cannot look at Chris the same way
As much as I like a compact form-factor phone, I think 3" is just a little too far in that direction.
My current has 4½", and that is about as small as I want to go.
But, it was interesting seeing something at that scale.
The Nokia 1 was 4½ inches and was a splendid little phone and virtually unbreakable. It ran Android Go admittedly, but it was very smooth and fluid. Alas I lost mine and now use the Nokia 5.3 which is a pretty good phone but at 6 5 inches it's just too big to carry around.
@@martydav9475 yeah i got a 5.3 and went back and borrow my GF old samsung s7 and i LOVE it. 5.1" is perfect for me, i can even put the phone in my jeans pockets.
If they just made it a tad wider, it would be absolute perfection
Chris was so proud of winning. getting the last kill, and MVP on this small screen I'm smiling when I saw that. Also reminded me of my first smartphone, the Xperia X8, which I think was a 3 inch phone as well. Have no idea how I survived that small screen almost a decade ago...for three years!
One of these would be great for listening to music when out jogging or walking instead of dragging around a huge brick.
Especially with 128 GBs of storage.
Just use a dedicated music player. They're cheaper and usually sound better.
HiBy R3 Pro Saber. $209 compact dedicated Digital Audio Player and will absolutely smoke any phone in sound quality. It does require a Micro SD card for storing music but everyone has at least ten of those lying around. It's a much better buy as a ~$200 music machine than any smartphone could ever be. I'd recommend taking a look at it instead of the Jelly 2.
Been waiting for this since Zoolander
Thought this was some old phone, but it's actually new. Nice.
I'm surprised how good people say this phone is. My wife came home today and demanded I buy her one. I never heard of this phone and she had a picture of it that she took from of her friend's phone. I expected it to be a piece of crap but I think it might actually be usable. She uses her phone for email, whatsapp, youtube, audible, music, and occasional reading and browsing the web so I figured this might do the job. She wants something that isn't big (at all) easy to carry around and will force her to use her phone less (which I see a lot of people saying about this...)
the quality of this phone is magnificent 😭 especially the camera and how smooth the ui is
UI is actually good and looks even smoother than most android phones
For the keyboard problem,
What about trying to install SwiftKey and resize the layout a bit larger?
Even this damn dwarf spec-ed better than my full size Redmi Note 5
Upvoted because of the headphone jack rant.
What a phone. Great to see a little device back on the market. Good phone for watching IPTV without any blur.... ha ha ha.....Great stuff Chris.
I can't tell you how much I wanted to see gaming on this
It's so nice seeing this tiny smartphone runs on lastest android 13 today. I thought it would only just have 1 year android os
Perfect for me. No browsing internet and social media. Just Spotify and gps.
They get a slide keyboard I'm definitely in!
I backed the Jelly Pro project and get my phone on sep/2017 before it officially launches on the market and still using it as my backup phone (and when I dress up) it works great today, I changed the battery once since I order it with 3 and have a spare one yet.
What situations do you use this phone for?
@@anthonyponcex I live in Mexico city and it is common to wear a tuxedo on events.
I really thought 4" was the sweet spot for androids, they were pocketable, but still readable and typable.
I have just bought this as part of a smartphone detox. I need a smartphone but don't want to be pulled in as much as I am by a modern phablet. I think this should help. It does what you need without the temptation hopefully.
Why isn’t there more phones like it
i miss the 2000s
I agree with you regarding the 3.5mm audio jack. These companies just try to advertise the wireless earphones ( make problem and sell solution )
I'm watching this on my jelly 2 (got it on Kickstarter early bird for £120 because I had to see what it was about). 100% recommend swipe typing!
How satisfied are you overall? Would you buy at full price?
Hi! I neeeed to know: can you play pokemon go on this? 😅
"I want a compact phone!!!" Be careful what you wish for, you might get it. ;)
Give this a stylus, a snapdragon chip and Android OS updates for a three years for the perfect phone. Reminds me of my old O2 XDA Zest with Windows Mobile 6.1
That phone's still better than the one I use 🌚
Btw he looks a lot like murr from impractical jokers 🤣🤣💯💯
@Mr • Pongポン 😂💯
hell yeah i want all my 3.5mm audio jack brothers to rise.
perfect phone for my purpose, i was looking for android phone that I can install baldphone app for seniors for my elder and somewhat with memory problems senior, a full android was just too big and a flip phone i was not able to modify it so it always went to the home screen so my senior would not get confused. I strongly recommended for senior with a little learning impaired
"Stumpy wee little troll-fingers" is how I'm going to explain my hands from now on 😂
I was a Kickstarter supporter and have been using it since then. If you like me dream about the days when phones were small like the Xperia Ray and Xperia Mini this is your thing. There's a couple of smaller China mobiles but they all lack battery. The keyboard is small but swipe works pretty well. I'm *old* so I need to take off my glasses to be able to see some things on the status bar. The camera is. It could've been better, but it could also have been a lot worse. My only alternative is the upcoming Unihertz Titan Pocket.
Voice control via the custom button seems like it would help a bunch for texting, etc. Nice little backup or weekender. 👍
Yep, voice dictation has never been more necessary!
I can see this as my work phone and also my music listening phone..
Arrived yesterday and I already love it!.
I hope it sells like hot cakes, then maybe others will follow suit and finally start making compact phones again and not these rediculous tablets for your pocket.
Remind me of xperia X8, such a sweet memories with that phone
This is actually a quite good compact phone i can see so far 🔥
Love that wallpaper, fits perfect with this phone
Name
if this thing had official lineage support i would get it and never look back.
Reminds me of my old HTC 'smartphone' where the back slid out sideways to reveal a QWERTY keyboard. Was it called the TyTnII?
Feels like I'm gonna need glasses after watching this
i clicked for the smartphone background image thinking you were a man of culture
I always watch your videos even if the subject/item reviewed doesn't interest me. Love the honest and normal british chat/banter. Keep up the great enjoyable content!
Cheers, much appreciated!
this is an excellent review - probably the best I have seen on the Jelly 2
That looks like a good compact phone with decent specs!! 128GB memory and 6GB RAM? Really? And Android 10 is not too bad. Just wish the screen is at least 720p.
Holy crap, someone actually made a sub 5" phone :o
My first smartphone was an HTC Desire C, and that had a 3.5" screen I believe, it was perfectly fine at the time, but horribly slow today, it was about 150 dollars in 2013 after all :p
3" is a bit small tbh, 4.5" with bezels like an iPhone 4S is a perfect compact size, so basically you can get 5" if you have no bezels, keeping the footprint small.
Hey! What about giving it a stylus as well? :) A case with a stylus holder?
Great idea Unihertz, potentially filling a gap in the market here, even though I`d make it 1" bigger.
It`s 200 bucks and a more powerful alternative to any type of similar sized phone.
· Android 10 OS
· 3" Display
· 2000mAh Battery
· Global Unlocked
· NFC
· Latest GPS
· 6GB+128GB
· 8MP+16MP Camera
· Dual SIM
· Fingerprint Unlocked
· Infrared
This is more than you get on other phones literally twice the size at the same and higher prices, I think I`m getting one for those times I want to travel light
That thing is pretty snappy for what it is. 128gb of storage and 6gb RAM is solid.
always love your videos and reviews, have to say i've bought phones in the past because of your videos.. loved the ranty jumping around fighting bit at 2:23 love it! keep on with your videos ! awesome
3-inch phone?! I had Galaxy Y vibes on this but my god that phone is so cute!
What an enjoyable video!
In my opinion this is how a phone should be. I think we should have different names nowadays for what we call these super expensive and massive phones/smartphones. Think about it, at this point they just have a phone included but for that reasoning you can just as well call it a camera and as funny as that may be it's not far off. You can make calls with your computer but you wouldn't call it a phone and the vast majority of smartphone reviews never touch on call quality or capability. The phone aspect takes second place to game performance, camera performance, multi-tasking, screen size, and screen clarity. You don't need a massive OLED gaming/movie powerhouse to ask your wife what ingredient she's missing lol.
@The Darkness Came That's not what I was saying, I like the large screens.
Such a pleasure to see a small phone the days.
I'm already in love with this little guy
maybe install a T9 keyboard for the full nostalgia factor
hot damn! I've had my eye on the Jelly for a couple of years and I think this is the first real review I've found. I find it very appealing as it's actually a reasonable choice as a mobile PHONE that can still support smartphone extras (especially gps) in a pinch.
FFS if anyone would just make a simple 5 inch phone I'd be in freaking heaven.
And FFS what the hell is going on with that doll, dude?
It has an IR blaster too!
Great idea for a secondary phone. For sports etc. Specially if you increase 10x the cuteness by using those apps that puts a black round angle in the four corners of the screen.
Remembering my Galaxy Pocket
I love it! Have you used it for a hotspot, if so how does it do?
That seems so small by modern standards but my iPhone 4 was just half an inch bigger and my step-dad used to have a 2.5 inch Sony smartphone back then.
Scary to think that every phone used to be 3-4 inches, no idea how we typed messages - voice dictation was made for this thing
a bona fide pocket rocket. ur cod gameplay and commentary made me laugh lol
"it's not about the size it's about the skills" just came to life with this phone.
My phone is expensive than that and it's really old and can't even load Call of Duty mobile, I'm really impressed
Thank God there were a couple of Richard jokes, would’ve been a waste not using such a chance) Great video as always Sir
Best Mp3 player for headphones, best alarm, best phone.
many years im wondering why nobody is makeing small phone! im buying it tomorrow!
I really love these videos
The wallpaper really matches the device
Another inch on that thing, an AMOLED display and a proper single lense 16/64mp combo would have made the unit perfect in my eyes.
I realize the market demand probably isn't all there, but I can't be the only 80s kid with a little nostalgia for this familiar style of gadget.
No please.. amoled is weak. Screen better on 4.5inch or 5inch, it's sweet spot
I'm happy owner of Jelly 2. Really good phone.
This is a phone for people who just need there phone for the primary purpose of being a phone as opposed to dubbing as a mini-tablet. I have a tablet already I don't want to try and carry another one in my pocket. I also don't feel the need to be constantly on social media either. So for me this phone would be a good fit, if only that screen slide up revealing a small qwerty keyboard as well, than it would be perfect.
Imagine
Jelly 2 COD Championship...
Hi Chris. Just use it in landscape mode, 🤪 (for typing, that is).
Does it vibrate well in yer pocket ?. 😉
This tiny phone is better then phone I've been using for 2 years
I have this phone. Its does the job. Its weakest feature is the camera. Long typing can be a challenge. If you need a smartphone but compact then this is a nice phone. If you do quite a lot of media consumption and browsing then using this can be quite a challenge.
That's actually a pretty good phone for it's size tbh
Loved my Straight Talk LG Zip, a compact smart phone with a sliding keyboard, & a touch screen that was 3.2 inches. Wished a newer version of something similar to it would exist.
Literally better specs than my iPhone 7
This can actually be a better music transport for a dac/amp with android and 128 gig of storage.
I need a mini phone in my life. Especially considering that now a days you can connect it to a smart tv, a remote keyboard if needed, etc. Also I do slide typing which I think is perfect for this phone. To me, all the phones on the market already look quite bulky and old fashioned. I actually think this looks smart and elegant. If I saw james bond using it, I'd be jealous. Camera needs to improve though.
I remember me with the HTC kaiser back in the days with just a 2.8" screen Lmao.. And when I got the HTC HD2 everyone was like what a monster of a phone that is because it was a 4.3" display.
Proper beast, that HD2 was. And remember the Titan? 4.7-inches, absolute Godzilla phone
@@TechSpurt the titan with the win7mobile os, that was a new era for phones. But that HD2 was something else, it was also the first phone with 1gb+ RAM, which was MASSIVE back then.
The joys that phone gave me with dual booting win mobile 6.5/7 with android jellybean. Lol the HD2 was when I became a flash-aholic!!!!
My first smartphone was a HTC HD2.
Finally someone understand my preference
Here's hoping we get more compacts in 2021!
@@TechSpurt yeah thanks for replying me sir
Am I the only one dying laughing at his comment on the keyboard? Each is smaller than the size of a fleas ballsack 🤣🤣
A phone you can actually use one-hand for navigation!
I want to buy this phone.....but how can i order???