Unihertz Jelly 2E - World's Smallest 4G Smartphone, 110g Mini Phone, Cute and Portable, Android 12, 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM, Unlocked Smartphone and Mobile Phone

This is my first smart phone, I've always been put off these devices simply because of their size,, I don't want to carry a phone the size of a brick albeit a lot thinner. This phone suits my needs for it to be used as a normal phone just for making phone calls and texts, I've been an old Nokia 300 Asher for the last ten years and the only reason I've changed is that Nokia only works on the 3 G network which is being shut off sometime this year so I thought I would upgrade to phone that works on the 4 G network and is ready for me to use also as a smart phone at a later date. The size of the phone was the most important part of my decision to purchase it, it's about the same diamentions as my Nokia although a bit thicker, it's small but not too small. It seems to be well made and has many great features such as wi fi & bluetooth, it has a nice pull out tray which holds two sims or one sim and an sd card which i have inserted for music on the phones mp3 player which is excellent in the sound devision, there is an equaliser which I found accidentally because it's not in the app settings it's in the setting of the mp3 player, I've set this up to my listening preferences and when connect to my bose ultra headphones the sound quality is nothing short of astounding, the only problem I have is that sometimes the sd card takes forever to load up, but when it eventually gets there it's worth the wait. I've fiddled around with the internet, all seems to work ok, will update on that later but as an all round phone it's in my option a WINNER.

I bought the Jelly because I wanted a small phone. I'd read about problems with other Unihertz phones, but figured that a basic 4g model with no bells and whistles would be OK. Well, my Jelly 2E worked OK for exactly two months, although its performance was nothing to write home about. (I found the 3" screen too small for texting and for GoogleMaps, plus they don't tell you that the phone is a chunky 1.5cm thick.) The problems began just outside the Amazon return period, when the phone stopped charging for no obvious reason. I tried several different connectors and power sources, but the USB port had completely failed. Since I now risked losing access to my data, I had to keep my phone switched off for a week to conserve its remaining power until its successor arrived. And Unihertz ignored my messages, even when I sent them the original Amazon order details. On a positive note, my new phone is an IMO Q2 Pro. This is much slimmer than than the Jelly, has a 4" screen that is easier on the eyes and fingers... and cost me less than a quarter of what I shelled out for the Jelly.

Great phone

poor quality control .....sluggish unreliable, terrible camera, terrible fingerprint sensor, terrible sound on calls for recepients. poor smart connectivity always cuts connections..dud buy nowhere as good as the atom.......plus this has no nfc...

My mum hates having to carry a phone around. As the average smartphone gets bigger she dislikes them even more. When her older Samsung Galaxy couldn't go on any longer this was a risky choice, but its worked out well - she actually likes it! It's a fully functional smartphone that's about the size of a credit card (albeit just over 1cm thick), so it fits easily in a pocket or small bag. The main concern had been how easy or not you could type on it. However, despite buying a stylus to go with it it's actually not bad for typing just with your fingers.

Not a bad phone but the fingerprint sensor and unbelievably bad camera quality even for a small device are unacceptable, the camera I can tolerate but having to use the PIN every time to open the phone is a deal breaker these days.

I'm so pleased with this phone it is ideal for my needs and is perfect for the pocket in the practical sense as well as the financial.

Very slow after 2 months, can no longer return. I would probably suggest get the newer model.