Fitness Tracker That Doesn T Require A Smartphone

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

doesn't require any putting together!

I liked it so much I purchased another one. I prefer this one because it doesn’t require holes in my wall.

It doesn't require a separate power supply and is easy to carry around.

Great BFF acklit keyboard that doesn’t require Bluetooth.

This is a great lens protector and doesn't require a second mortgage on my house to pay for it.

For the price, this thing can't be beat. It works perfectly and, best of all, itt doesn't require ac power like some of these do.

I am using this product to back up everything on my desktop, as well as an archive. It is small, doesn't require a power source and easy to use!

It works and doesn't require me to stretch cords around my apartment. In addition, it's a speaker. That's nice.

This isn't a definitive smartphone review, there are far more qualified people on YouTube and the like that have covered this phone ad nauseam. For a simple consumer though that doesn't game on his phone, and one that's coming from a smartphone camera that was the Razer Phone 2 (which was objectively a bad camera) this phone is an improvement in every sense of the word. Much smaller, better battery life, faster. Everything I'm saying is objective, if you're coming from the Xperia 5 III, it may not feel like much of an upgrade, but if your phone is older, and your looking for a phone that actually fits in your pocket, maybe you're looking for a phone that isn't made by Samsung or Apple, this phone gets a lot right. It incredibly has an Aux port for wired headphones, wireless charging, a MicroSD card slot. To me, this phone checks off more boxes that most other new phones available. If you can stomach the $998 price tag of course. I mean, it's cheaper than the Xperia 1 IV. If the price turns you off, The Pixel 7/7 Pro exist, though the 7 Pro isn't small, and the Asus Zenfone 9 is great, but the plastic back doesn't evoke flagship to me. Point is, this phone checks off too many boxes to ignore.