because and the small screen didn't bother me at all

The Mighty has no screen and still has horrific battery life

Screen size - too small for me, hard to read even with reading glasses, lots of scrollingKeyboard - see first note, hard to hit the right keyBattery - not horrific but not great

This means that the screen is harder to read, entire web pages don't fit on it, kids don't like to play games on it, it is hard to type the 37 character password correctly, etc.

This one has an excellent hi res screen and a responsive touch panel

A 360p screen would have been cool but 240p is good enoughThe rear speaker is like, medium quality I'd say

Lot of companies sell small phones but most have very poor screen, battery life and are not for real use

Screen is plastic and scratches easily

It's ok, easy to use despite of super small screen; smaller definitely than most of other phone coming last 10 years and getting bigger and bigger to the point of fablets

w/ nonstop use).Once optimized, I get a solid 13 hours of general use (email, audio, weather, etc.), perfect for exercising (don't even notice it's there), and all the practical uses ("boring" to mainstream) one might want from a phone, while the small screen makes it comfortable to use briefly, but irritating to use for long periods because you need to focus to operate it (type on it, etc.).Perfect for anyone who wants to be in touch, informed, educated, but also wants the power of a full smartphone with no compromises in performance while also being forced to use it responsibility, rather than recklessly and addictively

If you are the type that walks around like a zombie, oblivious to the real world, staring at a smart phone screen or tablet all day then look elsewhere.

Well, the screen died

Beautiful Screen, and it is truly a joy to look at

is the first real well made compact phone that I have seen that gives you all the features but in an incredibly small form factor with beautiful screen and current operating system.

Well, the screen died