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Obviously, it depends on how fast and what task.

  • Internet browsing
  • LED torch/flashlight
  • Watching video (depends on selected quality)
  • Stand-by
  • Always-on display
  • Writing text
  • Music playback
  • Music playback over headphones or bluetooth
  • etc.

I often asked myself: How long could a phone do these tasks with the power from one second (or 10s or 1m or 5m) of fast charging?

Obviously, it depends on *how* fast and what task. * Internet browsing * LED torch/flashlight * Watching video (depends on selected quality) * Stand-by * Always-on display * Writing text * Music playback * Music playback over headphones or bluetooth * etc. I often asked myself: How long could a phone do these tasks with the power from one second (or 10s or 1m or 5m) of fast charging?

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And it is still holding up as your main phone in 2020?

Incredible.

Doesn't Internet browsing lead to outdated TLS issues?

Also, does YouTube still work on that thing?

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Internet browsing? On a touchscreen? A 3.5" touchscreen?!

Joking aside, I've never actually tried to use it for internet browsing. I just use my phone as a phone.

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I see.

Does YouTube work on the device? (very unlikely, I guess.)

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Well, I spent an hour and a half over lunch trying to get it to talk to the office wifi, because I've nothing but ethernet at home and the phone doesn't have a port for that. Ultimately, no luck; which means that either it doesn't speak modern routerish or there's some other problem that I have no idea how to debug because it's a phone - there doesn't seem to be a console and all the setting UIs are braindead.

So... uh... probably not, I guess?