Jelly 2 Review: The Best Tiny Phone Got Better – But Who’s It For?

[UNIHERTZ JELLY 2 REVIEW]

You ever look at your smartphone and say “man, I love everything this does, but ... gosh, why can't I carry it in my coin pocket / Altoids tin / Type-1 Phaser holster?" Well, MrMobile might have just the thing for you. Unihertz, the king of small phones, has returned with a new tiny Android phone for 2020 – and from a bigger screen and battery to a better build, the Unihertz Jelly 2 packs more hits than misses for the small phone segment. The questions are two: can you put up with a set of cameras this lackluster ... and are you willing to pay a lot more than last year for the privilege of carrying a phone that's almost too tiny to use? Find out in MrMobile's Unihertz Jelly 2 Review: The Best Small Phone Got Better (But Who's It For?)

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MrMobile’s Unihertz Jelly 2 Review was produced following four days with a Unihertz Jelly 2 review sample provided by Gadget Labs. Pre-production sample running pre-release software. Tested on Verizon and T-Mobile in Brooklyn NY.

With the exception of the sponsor eero, no company paid a fee or otherwise offered compensation in exchange for this coverage, nor did any company preview or approve this content before publication.

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[serialtoon]

Mr Mobile is the GOAT right now. Hes been thinking so out of the box with his latest round of videos. I often find myself hoping something new is posted.

[Dac_DT_MKD]

A perfect phone for people who want to minimize their smartphone usage.

[DJMasterq]

"using a phone this small is inherently uncomfortable"
that's the market. I'm looking to stop spending so much time on useless apps and spend more time on better ones. So I'll stop endlessly scrolling on Twitter or IG and spend my time doing something that makes me feel better about myself

[elamd]

I got this phone for two reasons. One, I was using my phone too much. And two, I was sick of carrying around large phones in my pocket. I wouldn't say the phone is uncomfortable to use. It works great for texting, emails, checking stocks etc. Swype typing works 95% of the time. The fingerprint sensor is meh, but it also has face recog, which works great.
What you won't do on this phone is surf on it at a bar or anything like that. The phone becomes functional again. And the programmable button is great.
I love this phone.

[ruffrey]

All the complaints are *positives* from the perspective of breaking phone addiction. It's a modern and functional device, usable for necessity, uncomfortable for extended use.

[mardssubido]

The Jelly 2 really out here having more RAM, storage, and higher Android OS version than my phone.

[XTheManWithoutNameX]

When a 3 inch phone has a headphone jack, but apple insists there's no space for it...

[Alex-cwrz]

I feel like if this had a keyboard, a flip out one like the Sony Xperia X10 Mini Pro from way back (yes sony were terrible at naming things back then too), it would make it a much more attractive alternative.

[Moayad]

"Who would buy this"
Me: i want a phone not a damn book

[Vratiss]

i totally fell in love with this. I dont need huge phone. All i need is a small phone which dont have internals from 10 years ago. Signed up for preorder.

[RaianNSX]

When this little thing has more ram than your computer 😭
Edit 9/Jan/2021: guys, I got an upgrade. Ryzen 7, 12GB of RAM, etc. I have a decent PC now and I couldn't be happier

[hijiritasuzuki]

As a small phone enthusiast, this will be my dream device. Android 10, headphone jack, fingerprint sensor, 6GB RAM... mmm I'm waiting for it.

[furiouswolf]

Perfect for me as thanks to it's small size I'll likely not be tempted into downloading games or binge watching YouTube videos due to it being uncomfortable. However it still has all the features of a smart phone just in case if I need them. As an added bonus I'm in love with the aesthetic of this phone. Absolutely can't wait to get one.👍🏻

[OrangeChrome]

I've had mine for several months now. Still working flawlessly. So far, it's my "best purchase of the year" item.

[taylorstillman]

My first Jelly Pro made it two years, and I only replaced it because of fall damage, lots of fall damage. There's no competition for fitting in your pocket with ease. The keyboard even became fairly easy to use after a week or two of getting used to it. Not easy, but definitely usable.
I've never had a phone that got so many reactions and comments. My Red Hydrogen one and my razer phone 2 got less attention. Since the razer is now a brick and the red is on its way to the tar pits, I may be a jelly owner again soon, and happily. Unihertz is great with updates and support too.
Nice review.
I'll be on that Kickstarter.

[HaiDouzo]

I'm a runner and would be freaking thrilled to have one of these. Taking my huge phone on a run isn't a great experience but I want the reassurance it provides in an emergency.

[iamsandwich]

“I struggle to envision a person who would buy it” me: s m ol ha n d s, m a n.

[itxofficial]

The Jelly 2, a *small* Smartphone. Or, as we would've called it back in 2011: "Smartphone".

[tommeier]

That thing takes mobile gaming to a whole different level

[TheWiseMountainGoat]

Tiny + fully featured = function when needed, no hassle when not. I'd love a case that turns the whole thing into a controller for a Gameboy advance sized emulation machine that's worth packing daily. Seriously, almost the entire phone fits on top of a GBA's screen plate