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by aidenn0
1565 days ago
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I'm typing this from a Unihertz Jelly 2. It's small enough that people make jokes about it when I pull it out. It cost $200 with 128GB of ram and a case included. Battery life gets me through the day, and no more, but it charges fast. I thought the keyboard would be bad, but it's quite usable after you get used to it. I'm probably 90% as fast as on a full sized phone. The camera, on the other hand is just bad. Like $200 Android phone from 2016 bad. |
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Most apps are actually fine, if a bit cramped. The exception is dialogs. I usually have to scroll to see all options. You get used to it, but it isn't great.
Webpages are alright, but I do occasionally need to hide the keyboard while filling out forms to see feedback provided below the input (e.g. username already taken, passwords don't match, invalid CC #).
I've never really gamed on my phones, so can't speak there.
The one thing I did with a larger phone that I don't do on my Jelly2 is read things like textbooks and comics where images and text need to be laid out like print. It's too small to fit a whole page of legible text and images at once. 720 horizontal pixels and a 5" screen is the minimum there IMO, though really this is what e-ink tablets were made for.