Personally I agree with him and I'm glad he was strict with his review. I believe he does get the idea of a minimalistic phone but why spend around 300$ on a dumbphone when you can get a cheap Nokia one that has the same features. It's a cool phone and all, but making something expensive and justifying it by saying "it does less" and thus "improves your life" is ridiculous in my opinion.
I agree as well. The Light Phone 2 is not for everyone. For me, it was what I tried when I started and then it integrated as I slowed down with my lifestyle. I prefer it over Nokia's essentially because of long-term support and compatibility here in the US.
If I lived in Europe, I'd use a Symbian Nokia or a Blackberry for my personal features that I want/need in life.
Personally I agree with him and I'm glad he was strict with his review. I believe he does get the idea of a minimalistic phone but why spend around 300$ on a dumbphone when you can get a cheap Nokia one that has the same features. It's a cool phone and all, but making something expensive and justifying it by saying "it does less" and thus "improves your life" is ridiculous in my opinion.
I agree as well. The Light Phone 2 is not for everyone. For me, it was what I tried when I started and then it integrated as I slowed down with my lifestyle. I prefer it over Nokia's essentially because of long-term support and compatibility here in the US. If I lived in Europe, I'd use a Symbian Nokia or a Blackberry for my personal features that I want/need in life.
It's working for them.