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Vphone S8 – the smallest smartphone in the world

Vphone S8 Smartphone

And you thought the iPhone SE was small!? So what can we say about the Vphone S8 phone, which is considered the smallest phone in the world with a touch screen? Namely, it measures no more than the screen of an Apple smart watch! And if you think it's a child's toy, you're honestly wrong, because the Vphone S8 has something that even the big iPhone 7 doesn't have!

Vphone S8 it is the smallest smartphone in the world. Despite its small size – it measures less than four centimeters diagonally and boasts with a 1.54-inch screen – and it's not just a toy, but a completely serious smartphone. Due to its compactness, it can be easily operated with one hand, it is portable as a key ring or put it in the wallet. Don't expect it to satisfy all your appetites, and don't compare it to phones like the iPhone 7, which it's superior to in at least one way. It has classic headphone jack! And now to the point.

The Vphone S8 smartphone is not much bigger than the Apple Watch.
The Vphone S8 smartphone is not much bigger than the Apple Watch.

Vphone S8 is true full-blooded smartphone, although of dwarf growth, but it is more than intended as a companion to the main phone and not as its replacement (they connect via blue tooth connection). It is compatible with both devices Android as well as iOS. It has one physical button and three digital ones.

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And what did the engineers cram into such a tiny case? The Vphone S8 smartphone has heart rate monitor, FM radio, slot for micro SIM card, light sensor, battery capacity 380 mAh, 64 MB system memory, 128 MB storage space and a pedometer (counts steps).

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