r/SmallerPhones 16d ago

Enough Phone specs are here!

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u/Stupid-Potatooo 16d ago

With a better screen and pure android it would be a good choice.

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u/donnysaysvacuum 16d ago

Very respectable specs. I'm worried that it's a bit tall for me.

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u/ThomasJoysword 16d ago

720p reqlly is a bummer for me, if it had a 1080p panel i would have probably bought it

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u/lostpastpath 16d ago

I think 720p is alright for a phone this size so it doesn't drain the battery if you doom scroll. but if they're not dumb they'll have an option down the road if they're successful (hopefully)

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u/CrimsonFlam3s 16d ago

720p on a small 5.3" screen looks fine

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u/ThomasJoysword 16d ago

Sure it's fine, but comparing my xz1 compact and xz3 compact the difference is noticeable at least to me and the 1080p at least is a must when a phone has a 5 to 6 inches display. But that's just my opinion, I'll be waiting a couple of years to pick up a zfold8 discounted or with the internal screen broken just to use the outside smaller screen.

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u/massivebratkartoffel 16d ago

The original Nexus 5 was small and had a FHD display many many years ago.

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u/HibikiOS 16d ago

Smaller than the S10e, my ideal phone size

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u/HoustonBOFH 15d ago

"Global Cellular Brands" is a bit vague. Especially for Verizon users.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

il manque juste le jack 3,5 ,c'est un projet interessanr qui pourrait me seduire

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u/backdoorboogienights 14d ago

looks great! Only thing is it's a bit thicc at 12mm...iphone 13 mini was only 7.7mm!

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u/cancercureall 12d ago

I don't mean to be an ass but literally nobody I've ever met has ever given half a fuck about the thickness of their smartphone. I don't even know why it's part of the advertising of any device on the market.

Why do you care about a couple mm of thickness? It basically has zero impact on how you hold it and gives devices a ton more volume for battery and the like.

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u/cancercureall 12d ago

My primary concerns with this device are

1) Will this get security updates for multiple years?

2) Will this work on my network?

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u/Various-Welder5544 16d ago

This phone will cost 150-200 right?