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I went down this road, trying to look for an alternative to my SE with one hard goal: Support Guarantee (The SE was released in 2016 and is still supported). I
by captn3m0 7y ago
I went down this road, trying to look for an alternative to my SE with one hard goal: Support Guarantee (The SE was released in 2016 and is still supported).
I looked at _all of the Android One_ devices, which have guaranteed EoL timelines, and the smallest device was still 5+". The smallest was Sharp S3 at 5", but only available in Japan (and released in 2018). The smallest 2019 Android One global release was the Nokia 2.2 at 5.71". There has only been one release in 2020 (Nokia 8.3 - 6.81").
Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_One#Products_by_year_of_announcement_or_release https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_One#Products_by_year_o...
- danlugo92 7y agowhat about the pixel 3/4/upcoming 4a?
- captn3m0 7y agoNot in the same price-range as SE. If I switch back to Android, I'd like to avoid the stupid premium pricing and get something cheaper, hence Android Once exclusively.
- dade_ 7y agoXperia 5 is tall but narrow. It is an unusual, but great looking phone. Specs are good, but software does fall short.