Jelly Star - 最小のAndroid 13スマートフォン

In the search for finding a dumb phone the Jelly Star was not the first in line. I've looked at flip phones, Nokias, Blackberries, flagships, and many more. But the Jelly Star was a very interesting concept to me because it's technically a smart phone, but it's practicality has very dumb outcomes.

First off, making the switch to android from apple is not nearly as difficult as I thought it would be, I fell for that propaganda notion for a decade I guess. The Jelly Star is a powerful phone and the looks are very deceiving, so much so that people referred to my phone as a "temu purchase". But yes, this phone can do everything I need it to, besides Google Wallet tap to pay (which does suck, and that's my only criticism, Unihertz plz fix).

While I have not heard anyone discuss this before, but the Jelly Star is absolute COMEDY. When you bring this to any function, you will have the power to make every single person laugh their ass off, but you have to own the idea of the Jelly Star it to really succeed at this. Some frat guy asked for my Snapchat to invite me to future parties and the moment I pulled my Jelly Star out to show my QR code, he screamed "WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT" and proceeded to crash out and throw the beer pong table at the wall with alcohol flying everywhere.

These are the experiences you will get from the Jelly Star.

Do I recommend this as a dumb phone, yes, but only if you have the courage to be the butt of the joke everywhere you go. This thing reduces my screen-time purely off the fact that pulling this thing out in any public setting is embarrassing enough to make me not pull it out at all.

This is a success in my books.

TLDR: comically small phones make people laugh or throw table at wall.

Me encanta. Lo uso todos los días como teléfono secundario y me ha salvado en múltiples ocasiones. Es hermoso, rápido y todos lo aman al conocerlo. Estoy feliz con mi pequeño y poderoso Jelly Star

Me ha gustado mucho, tiene un tamaño ideal, y es super rapido.

Love the size some people with the screen was tad larger I do not the screen size is perfect. Fits in my pocket. I was really surprised how loud the phone can be. Make no mistake its not gonna annoy the neighbors but really shocked on how loud and good the audio quality is for its size. Extreamly easy to root because there nice enough to have the firmwares downloadable directly from them. I can share my storage via samba / Windows standard file sharing because of it. And I can Vnc remote control my phone putting it on a computer with a full keyboard and mouse is dang steller. The camera quality is very decent I lowered it to 8mp takes perfect pictures to list stuff on ebay and facebook. Love the extra orange button that you can program to do what you want. Also surprised it had a real thumb reader too works very well. Bluetooth module is probably the most powerful ive ever seen in a phone. I work in a computer lab and the EM / RF radiation is very excessive yet the blue tooth works pretty dang well back here and outside of the lab I can skate on my roller skates with zero stuttering, Thats a first. I was also worried about its size and reception of course it does not get cell reception in my lab nothing does but Maybe a bag phone but the wifi works amazing with T-Mobile wifi calling. And outside my lab ive had no issues using T-Mobile and Verizon services. Love the dual sim option. Interal storage is quite fast I can read and write to it via samba at almost 20mb + a sec my old Moto Z 2 play could only do about 8mb a sec. Relitivly powerful processor for its size perfect amount of ram for this cpu. Over all I think Unihertz did a dam amazing job with the phone. I hope they stick around and keep maken phones. I wish though some one would make a copy of the Old Droid 2 with the slider keyboard. Small screen would be a lot easier to use if it had a built in qwerty keyboard like the old Droid 2's had. The onscreen keyboard would be pretty tuff to use if your a person with large hands. My hands are pretty small I can get along with the onscreen keyboard if I have to. I like they give you a Jelly case to put it in the lasso they include is also pretty good quality although I didnt like it dangling off the phone I could totally see some one wearing this phone as a necklace its that small and light weight. I also really liked they had a screen film protector on the phone shipped and put on and give you a spare screen protector as well. Im going to replace it with a Zagg screen protector soon as I get a hold of them and havem cut me one as they dont offer one on there site. Far as its design its fatter then most phones but personally I like this the concave bezeling of the edges and the thickness of the phone makes it really easy for me to picup off flat surfaces. Been using it for two weeks and yet to drop it or have issues snacken it up off my desk. I also love that it has a full Headphone jack on it I do still use analog and this was great the jack feels very snug and sturdy. The Led Light is bright enough but not insainely bright like most phones. I also Love that they put the charging jack on the side and not the bottom. Makes it very easy to charge and prop up as pictured. Keep it up Unihertz And suggestion for a small phone for the future I would stright up pay 300+ bucks for a Jelly with all these features and design with a slider keyboard on it.

Design and concept are so cool! I wish the display size were a tad bigger, say 3.5 inches, and the battery at least 2500, with an IP rating as well. Also, the software support is very limited, and I wish Unihertz would provide security updates at least twice a year for the first couple of years!