NanoPhone
$89.97 $199.99 Save $110.02
The NanoPhone packs a punch for such a tiny package. It may look like an iPhone, but don’t be fooled, as this is an Android device packing a 3-inch IPS screen, with support for dual SIMs at 4G, with a 5MP rear camera, GPS support, and a 2,00mAh battery, all in a device that weights less than 2.8 ounces. So if you’re a fan of tiny phones, the NanoPhone is a great choice, especially when it’s on sale for over half off.
Okay, I’ll admit it, I’m all about tiny smartphones. I love tiny things, straight up, and small tech is easily my weak spot, especially tech I use all day every day, like my smartphone. Sadly, very few companies are willing to make small phones anymore, creating a hole in the market that niche manufacturers were bound to jump on. In comes NanoPhone, an adorable iPhone-looking smartphone that actually runs Android (10, to be specific), in just about the tiniest footprint I’ve ever seen. Marketing proclaims the phone is credit card-sized, and it’s spot on; you can fit this phone in your jeans’ coin pocket. It is literally the size of a credit card, just a tad thicker.
Here’s the kicker. The NanoPhone is currently 55% off, which is a giant discount that brings the $199.99 retail price down to $89.97, an absolutely unreal price for an adorable little Android phone that holds its own as a communication device.
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What’s great about the NanoPhone
You’ll unlikely find something smaller
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Size is why the NanoPhone stands out. It’s tiny, yet can still make calls and browse the internet. Sure, there’s no 5G here; this is a 4G device with LTE (and the LTE band support is pretty good), but generally, I find 4G is fine enough to quickly look up information online. Plus, there is Wi-Fi support, so you can always fall back to something speedier if need be. And you have to remember, this is a $200 device, typically, which means it’s a budget phone, which means 4G will unlikely be your bottleneck anyway.
Basically, at slightly under $90 with today’s deal, the NanoPhone is priced as though it’s disposable. You could buy one for the entire family and still come in under the cost of a single mid-range smartphone, and that’s hard to pass up, whether you’re simply curious if you can go back to something so small or long for the days when 3-inch screens were the norm. At $110 off, the NanoPhone instantly goes from mild curiosity to an impulse purchase, a fresh new Android phone to play with that can easily pull duty as your main device.
