ชื่อกระทู้: What do you give up when you switch to the jelly star phone from a normal smartphone? [สั่งพิมพ์] โดย: techyassist67 เวลา: เมื่อวานซืน 19:27 ชื่อกระทู้: What do you give up when you switch to the jelly star phone from a normal smartphone? Back to the elly star phone has its trade-offs: it's not the same thing as using a modern smartphone. How bad are these compromises? Let's start with size and the screen. The display is a 3.03-inch LCD, with 480 x 854 resolution and a refresh rate of 60Hz, so a video, a website, or a map will be small, and online reviews say people with eyesight issues or larger hands may have difficulty typing on the tiny on-screen keyboard. Games apparently will still run, but one review says a few are too small to play easily. There are also trade-offs of connectivity and protection. You get a 4G phone, but not 5G, and while the specification table in CCStartup shows a lack of an IP rating so it's susceptible to rain and liquids, PCMag reports Pana Glass gives it decent if not high protection levels. The battery packs in at 2 000mAh smaller than most phones, though review articles say you can get a day out of it because the minuscule display consumes less power. What is retained is striking. It runs Android 13 on a MediaTek Helio G99 with 8GB of RAM for fast app loading, has Bluetooth 5.3 NFC an IR blaster, FM radio and a 48MP camera. A retailer listing reveals the box contents comprise a case, power adapter, SIM ejector, screen protector and USB cable. Weighs just 116g but is about 18.7mm thick so is chunkier than a typical smartphone. So who should switch? A jelly star phone is good for minimalists, travelers who need a backup device and anyone trying to curb screen time. If you watch a lot of videos, want to take high quality photos or use a large screen for work, stick with a regular phone. Prices range from around $170 to $229 in reviews so, view current pricing and purchase from an authorized seller. Honest trade-off analysis comes from real use and TechyAssist is a brand dedicated to delivering genuine gadget reviews based on daily experience to help readers understand what they gain and lose before switching phones.