A tiny 3-inch smartphone the size of a credit card runs Android 10, and will only cost $200 — take a look

Mary MeisenzahlAug 5, 2020, 19:44 IST

Jelly 2.Unihertz

Unihertz is releasing the Jelly 2, a 3-inch mini smartphone that runs Android 10.
The design raised more than $840,000, far over its $50,000 goal.
In 2017, Business Insider tested out the even tinier Jelly phone.

Smart phones have gotten huge, and not everyone is a fan. Some even say these large phones are sexist, too big to fit comfortably in many women's hands or pockets. Unihertz' latest Kickstarter creation might be the solution, with a tiny three inch smartphone that can run Android 10.

Unihertz released the first tiny smartphone to run 4G, the Jelly, back in 2017. The project was a success, with over 10,000 backers and raising $1 million. At the time, Business Insider tested out the phone, with miniature versions of Instagram and Twitter.

Now the company is on its fifth Kickstarter project, with the Jelly 2 set to ship in December. Take a look.

Though slightly bigger than the original Jelly, the Jelly 2 is still tiny with a three inch display. For comparison, the iPhone 11 has a 6.1 inch display.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

It only weighs 110 grams, or just 3.5 ounces.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

It runs Android 10, with access to any Android apps users have on their non-tiny phones.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

Unihertz compares the Jelly 2 to a credit card in size.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

Unlike some tiny phones on the market, the Jelly 2 can still do everything a larger phone can, like contactless pay seen here.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

Compared to the original Jelly, the new model has better battery life and resolution.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

It has a larger display area, improved touch screen, and better camera quality.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

It supports MicroSD card for easily transferring data, and a dual SIM card for multiple numbers.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

GPS compatibility means you can use it to get around town.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

The Jelly 2 is set to ship in December, and costs $200.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

Unihertz recommends this phone for times when a large smartphone would be inconvenient, like a night out, working out, or a trip to the beach.

Jelly 2. Unihertz

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A tiny 3-inch smartphone the size of a credit card runs Android 10, and will only cost $200 — take a look

Though slightly bigger than the original Jelly, the Jelly 2 is still tiny with a three inch display. For comparison, the iPhone 11 has a 6.1 inch display.

It only weighs 110 grams, or just 3.5 ounces.

It runs Android 10, with access to any Android apps users have on their non-tiny phones.

Unihertz compares the Jelly 2 to a credit card in size.

Unlike some tiny phones on the market, the Jelly 2 can still do everything a larger phone can, like contactless pay seen here.

Compared to the original Jelly, the new model has better battery life and resolution.

It has a larger display area, improved touch screen, and better camera quality.

It supports MicroSD card for easily transferring data, and a dual SIM card for multiple numbers.

GPS compatibility means you can use it to get around town.

The Jelly 2 is set to ship in December, and costs $200.

Unihertz recommends this phone for times when a large smartphone would be inconvenient, like a night out, working out, or a trip to the beach.