Jelly 2 hands-on: in pictures
While paying $1,000 for a smartphone today is common, there are phones that are much more affordable and purpose built for your various needs. Unihertz just launched its latest compact smartphone that is great for communication and portable use, with prices starting at $129.
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Jelly 2 in the palm of my hand
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Jelly 2 fits in any hand
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Decent rear camera and rear fingerprint sensor
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USB-C port and SIM/microSD card slot
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Power and customizable button
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Glossy back finish of the Jelly 2
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Unihertz Atom, Jelly 2, Atom XL
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Tiny Atom and tiny Jelly 2
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Small screen with minimal icons on the display
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