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I've been using one of these for about a year. It's been great having a device that I can actually reach all of, and the small size also helps to not be a distr
by pwildani 2y ago
I've been using one of these for about a year. It's been great having a device that I can actually reach all of, and the small size also helps to not be a distraction.
About the only thing I miss from the Pixel series is camera skills and unnatural photo enhancements. It takes some nudging to get my jelly star to focus properly.
- f_allwein 2y agoThen you could even buy a separate digital camera…
- nunobrito 2y agoTry their Tank Mini. Double the pixels, double the battery and still tiny enough: https://www.unihertz.com/products/tank-mini https://www.unihertz.com/products/tank-mini We have it here in the house, it is a really good phone too.
- chx 2y agoHow is durability? I use a Pixel 4 in https://ghostek.com/products/atomic-slim-pixel-4-series https://ghostek.com/products/atomic-slim-pixel-4-series which is very nice because the bumper frame rises above the screen so when you drop it the screen doesn't break. Yet, it's not obnoxiously huge. I love this setup -- except for the Pixel 4 abysmal battery life.
- nunobrito 2y agoIt is obviously a small phone screen size, my wife is using it because she doesn't like to charge phones and didn't wanted a bulky phone either so that was the middle point. Camera quality is really good. Battery lasts a week, writing stuff is difficult but generic browsing, whatsapp and so on works as intended. She loves the laser range to measure things, has been used often. In overall the alumminium body gives it a very impressive and neat look, the phone is certainly tough. She is happy.