In summary, though, the Unihertz Jelly is the superior phone -- although I did like the slightly smaller size of the Posh Micro -- but it failed in one feature: the GPS

Meanwhile, I resurrected my old Posh Micro, which loosely fit in the Unihertz armband

My previous phone was a Posh Mobile Micro X and actually typing anything on it was the quintessence of tedium and error

For performance this phone already outweighs the combined performance of my last two phones, the Posh mobile Micro X and my old Xperia Mini

I bought this phone in December 2017, having moved up from the Posh Micro

Runs Spotify and Outlook competently, casting apps works great, and it makes and receives calls

My old SIII worked excellent except for the fact I wanted something smaller with an updated Android version

i got two units and both are working well and these phones are what I expected it to be

Overall, it's a smart phone that works and is worth the money.

I preferred the posh mini sim/side loading design here- back cover had to

i definately don't get 4g service in area with very good 4g service.

The product is good but it is not practical due to the battery life time , also the box does not include all accessories there was not any head phone nor charger or extra batteryI do know if it is correct or I received a wrong box

Except for that part, I think it is a satisfactory product with five stars.

Unihertz has been very cooperative in solving this issue and their tech support is great.

Tech support requested a couple of specific pictures and within 24 hours they had the fix

I contacted tech support and they recommended I turn the screen brightness down

i definately don't get 4g service in area with very good 4g service.

i definately don't get 4g service in area with very good 4g service.

I really love the form factor and the concept, but if apps and GPS don't work, and I cannot get through a day's use on a single charge, then I cannot recommend or use this phone.

I've been trying to find a good small factor phone for some time

Although pretty pretty small, it is really a fully functional android smart phone

It's all the convinces of a modern Android phone but to small to use for getting lost in a k-hole of Reddit or Tumblr.

‘smallest smartphone’ with: better quality parts all around, Android 8 (Oreo) and hopefully thinner with better battery.

I struggled a bit with the sim card initial (poor call quality, duplicate contacts populating in even after deleting from SIM) but when I switched slots as a last ditch, it fixed everything (so keep that in mind).-The lower quality screen

At any rate, Unihertz has redeemed itself with improved quality of the phone.

I was expecting poor camera quality or horrible speakers, but the camera is perfect and I can play my music or talk on speaker phone at a surprisingly loud volume

The battery is very weak, the company should improve the quality and capacity of battery.

i definately don't get 4g service in area with very good 4g service.

The base keyboard is not really good enough, and the GPS is inaccurate but you won't really use it anyway because it kills the battery too fast

Snapchat for example often refused to send and failed.-GPS is spotty

Unihertz please release a bigger battery with a new backcover and case to compensate,-users report bad GPS feeds

The bottom line is that the GPS is much, much better, but it's not perfect

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

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.

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

The Mighty has no screen and still has horrific battery life

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

They could have made a screen a little bit bigger to maximize the display, otherwise it's a neat little device with power, the battery life could be better.

It is a nice device for simple use, but I definitely do not recommend it no anyone

Anyway, for those looking for a small phone, it's a good device

What an awesome device: perfect for a student phone: forces them not to use too much screen time, but at the same time, actually runs all Android apps

Barely lasts 2 days idle, which makes it a hard choice as a backup device

There has been some improvement with the recent phone update but not there yet in regard to the GPS issue.

I don't have GPS issues that was mentioned in other reviews

i definately don't get 4g service in area with very good 4g service.

I can root it , but its not easy*not sure about the GPS issues in the reviews as mine is accurate down to the meter[Colorado]the bad1

But, my daughter's expensive Garmin watch sometimes misreports her runs, so that might be the nature of GPS.So, Unihertz has indeed addressed the GPS issue

Would have given it 5 stars but for abysmal battery life in this iteration.

I almost always have a very strong signal, so that plays into the good battery life for me

Would have liked it better but for the touch/typing issues and the pathetic battery life- even standby time without wifi or Bluetooth is about 4 to 6 hours, with usage even less.

only though)-design is simple, smooth, and aesthetically pleasingThe bads:-TERRIBLE TERRIBLE BATTERY LIFE

then battery gets hot, and display on phone says disconnect battery.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Got the phone today

Would have liked it better but for the touch/typing issues and the pathetic battery life- even standby time without wifi or Bluetooth is about 4 to 6 hours, with usage even less.

Any good suggestions please let me knowMarch 2018 update: it appears that there were wakelock issues with the OS... and that they've been fixed with the recent update... greatly improving battery life

I almost always have a very strong signal, so that plays into the good battery life for me

The phone would be perfect for me if it had a decent battery life

Would have given it 5 stars but for abysmal battery life in this iteration.

I struggled a bit with the sim card initial (poor call quality, duplicate contacts populating in even after deleting from SIM) but when I switched slots as a last ditch, it fixed everything (so keep that in mind).-The lower quality screen

Also, my usual 7.6 KM run is measured as 8+.Lately, a bit difficult to measure, since Momondo crashes pretty much every time

SD card mgmt changed a bit after Jelly update and I suspect upgrade process destroyed my data and caused phone laggs