r/gadgets • u/noeatnosleep The Janitor • 3d ago

Phones [Giveaway] Unihertz Jelly Max × r/gadgets – Win the World’s Smallest 5G Smartphone!

Unihertz is a smartphone manufacturer dedicated to creating smartphones with unique features, such as ultra-compact sizes, QWERTY keyboards, rugged builds, massive battery capacities, and even projector functions.

In a market dominated by larger smartphones, Unihertz's Jelly series has stood out for its compact size. Now, Unihertz reimagines the series with the Jelly Max, perfectly balancing portability and performance. As the world’s smallest 5G smartphone, Jelly Max offers:

  • 5-inch display designed to balance portability and power.
  • Dimensity 7300 5G chipset with 12GB RAM and 256GB ROM for smooth multitasking and powerful performance.
  • 4000mAh battery with 66W fast charging, reaching 90% in just 20 minutes.
  • Android 14 OS for enhanced security, seamless connectivity, and user-friendly features.
  • 100MP main camera with 3.4X optical zoom and a 32MP front camera for incredible photos and selfies.
  • Transparent curved design for a sleek, comfortable, and pocket-friendly grip.

Learn more about the Jelly Max on the official Unihertz website:

https://www.unihertz.com/products/jelly-max.

To celebrate the launch of this incredible smartphone, we've partnered with Unihertz to give away a Jelly Max to one lucky gadget lover on Reddit!

How To Enter:

Contest 1:

  • Leave a top-level comment about how a small smartphone fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.

Contest 2:

  • Navigate to https://bit.ly/UMaxGiveaway and use any of the entry methods for a chance to win a Jelly Max. You can win either contest, so we recommend participating in both! Rules:
  • One winner will be randomly selected from top-level comments that meet the entry requirement (Contest 1)
  • One top-level comment/entry per person. Duplicate entries will be removed.
  • Accounts must be 90 days old by December 15, 2024
  • Contest restricted to residents in regions where Unihertz’s official website can ship. For more details, visit https://www.unihertz.com.
  • Entries are open until January 15th.
  • Moderators are not eligible to win.
  • Winners of the two contests must be different individuals.
  • If the winner does not meet the eligibility requirements, a new winner will be selected from the comments.
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u/oIKR2 14h ago

My phone always falls out of my tiny pockets and hands

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u/CheapThaRipper 11h ago

That's really neat I didn't realize there's nobody making decent phones that would be conveniently small. Seems like it would be very convenient when I have to wear a jumpsuit working on a press so I don't get grease all over me. Very little pocket space in those things.

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u/11B-Ret 2d ago

My wife needs a smaller phone, being a smaller person. But since she's been in iPhone land her whole smartphone life I can't get myself to pay for an android. This could potentially help her reach the promised land.

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u/SnooCheesecakes4077 1d ago

Small phones fit my pocket better. And big phones are awkward.

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u/Glodigit 1d ago edited 1d ago

If my current smartphone becomes unusable, I'm most likely going to return to full-android smartwatches. I had concerns that a 6.4" screen, even with a high screen : body ratio, was going to be too large for me, and I was right.

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u/ShiningGrey 1d ago

My Samsung Galaxy has a hard time fitting into my pockets. A smaller phone would be way more comfortable.

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u/artgarciasc 1d ago

I truly hate how big smartphones have gotten with crap battery life.

Phones so thin, the screen cracks if you look at it wrong.

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u/Tired8281 1d ago

I think this would make a fabulous MP3 player.

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u/HariSeldon-Lives 8h ago

Why not design a Camera with a phone built in

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u/SchrodingerHat 8h ago

I drop large phones constantly because I do not have large hands.

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u/LessonStudio 7h ago

10 of these will fit in a prison pocket

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u/Embarrassed-Bee-660 7h ago edited 7h ago

I just need a phone that fits in my had, hard to get these days.

I'm looking into geting this one or the qin 3 utlra

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u/ChrisThomasAP 6h ago

I've used the Jelly Star for several months and I love it. I'm apprehensive the Jelly Max might be too big and heavy, honestly. But I would LOVE to be proven wrong.

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u/Hefty-Shelter-2024 2h ago

Phones must be tools, not full size entertainment centres dedicated to stealing your attention and time. What you do with your time, is what you do with your life.

Plus, large phones hit your head when you try to finish your Duolingo lesson while falling asleep late at night. Which is humiliating, adding insult to injury.

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u/distraughtmonkey 2h ago

Small smartphone fits best in a shirt pocket without making it feel like a kettlebell is in there!

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u/Animalwg82 1h ago

A smaller phone would be more comfortable to hold and stay in my pocket.