Measuring just about the size of a flash drive, the Zanco
Tiny T1 will have you asking, “Who the hell will use a phone that small?” We had the same question really. Everyone’s opting for bigger screen sizes because we want images and texts to be bigger.
Its makers anticipated that; hence, on its Kickstarter campaign it says, “The first time you see it you can’t believe it exists. Your second thought is why does it exist? When you look a third time you realize how much you want it.”
True enough, when we looked at the T1’s images again, it made us reminisce of the times when the trend for phones was “the smaller, the better” starting off with the clunky Sony Ericsson mobile phones to the small Nokia 3310. Hence we are featuring this today, hoping that you too will find interest in it.
Zanco Tiny T1 has enough space for 300 contacts, has an alphanumeric keyboard, a small display, and a 200mAh battery, which is big enough for 3 hours of talk time and up to 3 days in standby mode. It works with any 2G network using a nano-SIM card.
In other words, T1 is the smallest fully functional phone.
But again, who will use a phone this size?
We would.
There are plenty of times when we make a quick trip to the store and have to ask our moms what the hell is a shallot, so we have to take our phones with us. But it’s too bulky sometimes even if we have pockets for that.
Basically, it’s a practical go-to device if we only need to communicate with someone via text or call without the need to browse the web nor send some Snapchats.
If you’re also interested in this as much as we are, go to its Kickstarter campaign page linked below (“buy” button), and pledge at least $47. You should receive your T1 in May 2018.
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