This might be the BEST minimal phone ever made!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- This new minimal phone, the Wisephone II by Techless, might be the best of its kind yet. It has a modern design, a minimal interface, some essential apps, and an affordable price.
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I don't think making such a phone will help anyone, I mean the root cause is within us, we should change ourselves instead of depending on such things.
And $399 for this phone idk what makes them think they should charge $399 for this.
I agree. Buying an alternative phone may be an extreme measure to the problem of smartphone overstimulation.
Sometimes it’s better to get to the root of the problem and eliminate it. In this case our smartphones are designed to keep us distracted and as humans we are prone to bad habits which is why this phone is giving us the basic and essential tools to keep us focused rather than have smartphones that are bombarded with distractions to use up our time that we will never get back.
I've heard that social media companies hire actual psychiatrists to understand how human minds work around temptation and addiction while designing their platforms.
Hmmm.. not a bad idea! Also they should consider a smaller version of it say "lite version", for more pocket friendly option.
Something like older phones we used to have, but with full touch screen in small form factor.
Yeah, they might do that.
U know what. I could see this to be very useful for people like me that want somewhat modern phone but does not want useless distractions. I would definately buy one if it ever comes to India.
Edit: please ssomeone guide me to be minimalist on phone via app/OS.
There are some launchers like this. Olauncher, Minimalist Phone, etc.
@@TheHopelessGeek I'll give them a try and share my thoughts.
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@@TheHopelessGeek woah bhai, I used olauncher and its exactly what I wanted. Thankyou so much for recommending it to me. I'm never going back.
@@TheHopelessGeek bro thankyou so much for recommending me olauncher, it is exactly what I was looking for, been 10 days using it. And my phone usage has gone down to 1 hour from 5-6 hours a day. The extra time I save I invest it in myself. Thankyou so much.
Lmao $399 for this piece of shit? Just get a damn nokia
Which Nokia phone to be specific? It seems this phone is made to look modern but have cut-down features.
@@TheHopelessGeek I mean if you're buying this thing, chances are you're not going to use any modern feature that it has. For example take the camera, you click photos, great. People don't just click photos, they may need to share it with someone, maybe back it up or something else. Can this phone do all these things with ease? Probably not.
If phone addiction is anyone's problem, then they should literally stop using phones and stick to cheap keypad phones. Which normal person in this world would want to buy this thing just to look attractive in public yet get their addiction treated?
Honestly speaking, this is a product that solves nobody's problem. There have been several such products before and all of them ultimately ends up in trash and goes bankrupt.
There are definitely ways to completely lockdown your normal phone to whatever things you only need. Just let someone else lock it, so that you won't be able to bypass it anyway else. Why would any sane person spend so much money on a crap which does nothing.
I bet this is not going to be an exception
I guess you're right
I personally like the normal UI we get on all phones because it's customisable and makes everything look great, minimalist is too boring in my opinion. Minimalist UI's does help remove distraction but we should be responsible of that we get distracted... Not everyone used to be distracted by phones but they started getting at one point and we should eliminate it.
Yes, minimal UI is boring, but that's intentional. Colorful elements can captivate users and keep then engaged.
I think its same problem as Rabbit R1. All those things can be fetched by installing just an app.
I agree that there are great minimal launcher apps. But if a parent is buying a phone for their kid, something like this may keep them happy without exposing them to unnecessary things.
@@TheHopelessGeek Yeah it could fit in that use case but its very niche market imo
True, it's for a highly specific need
The fact is that you will definitely need a full fledged smartphone to operate in this day and age unless you are a celebrity or billionaire who have assistants or something.
One thing i did for my social media addiction is that i uninstalled all my distracting apps from my daily driver phone and put it in a separate tablet which i exclusively use for entertainment. Now its kinda compartmentalised and i dont have this urge to check Instagram every 3 seconds .
I do that segmentation too. I only use X and some other apps on my PC. It works well. I suppose a phone like this can be for someone, like a highschooler, who can't be trusted with self-organisation like that.😅
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#TheHopelessGeek - I'm looking for a SMALL cell phone with all the typical features... but light weight and small. Can you help me find one, please? -
Are you looking for a small smartphone or a feature phone?
@@TheHopelessGeek Hi! Something like the latest Samsung S24 normal which is super small... but its sooo expensive... :( -- I understand its 6.2 inches -- buts its almost 1000$
Try the Asus Zenfone 10. It's compact, powerful, and has good battery life.
@@TheHopelessGeek Thank you... one last question: that Zenfone only has 2 years of updates. Does that really matter? Will security be compromised?
I don't think it's a huge concern. Android has become very robust over the years. There's no need for concern unless you want the latest features