[Dunedan]

The volume of the Unihertz Jelly 2 (77.4cm³) is more than 13% larger than the volume of an Apple iPhone SE (2020) (68cm³)!

I consider that to be a good reminder that there is no free lunch: If you build such a small smartphone, you suddenly don't have enough space behind the screen for a flat battery anymore, forcing you to increase the depth of the device to fit an adequate battery. You then end up with a device with a similar volume as one with a larger screen.

[em-bee]

it still makes a difference, i struggle to use my current phone one-handed. reaching the other edge with my thumb is always a pain. i welcome a smaller but thicker phone.

[nomel]

I get hate every time I demonstrate mine, especially from males, but something like a pop socket really makes handling a phone a much nicer experience.

[brnt]

You're not wrong, but I'd still rather see phones that aren't thin slabs fully touch sensitive ob one side. This design is but no means ergonomic. I'd kill for a Blackberry again. The Q5/Q10 really hit the sweet spot for me.

[TheSpiceIsLife]

How do you not snap the phone with one of those on it?

[nomel]

I don't understand the question. The pop socket doesn't apply any force. I suppose if you sit on the phone it could bend easier. I do not do this.

[TheSpiceIsLife]

That’s fine with me.

The iPhone SE was a good size but had terrible battery life from day one.

I’m now using an iPhone 7, and it too has terrible battery life, with the added benefit that if I take it out of its case I cannot hold on to it for a sustained period because it’s so thin and has no real edges to speak of, just large diameter radii.

[JadoJodo]

Are you using the 2020 SE or the older one?

[TheSpiceIsLife]

The older one. Was using.

I read the 2020 SE is the same size as the 7, so meh that makes it completely uninteresting.

[panpanna]

From my experience with xperia mini the added thickness made it much more comfortable to hold and use.