Air Phone No1 - Thinnest iPhone Look Alike Yet - Reviewed With Pros, Cons, & Specs

These days, iPhone clones are a dime a dozen. The Air Phone No1 any way takes the prize as the thinnest one ever made, so does thin equal good?

As the name implies, being thin is the central speculate for the Air Phone No1. And thin it is (with a thickness of only 8mm or 0.31 inches). This phone any way that a few proper features seen so often in clone iPhones had to be skipped. This isn't to say that it still remains a pretty nice phone (which it is for a clone), but more that this lack of proper extra clone phone features one has come to expect might be a bit of a negative.

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Some basic specs for the Air Phone include:

At 9mm (.31 inches) thickness, it is the thinnest iPhone clone to have been released.
It is a Pda style touchscreen phone (with icons and a virtual Qwerty keyboard for input.
Total weight for this model is 140 gms with its battery included.
The phone's total measurements are L114xW62xH8 (length x width x height).
It comes with a battery that is preinstalled, which can not be removed or changed unless you open up the phone.
It's screen size is a large 3.5 inches, is made from Tft, and comes with a resolution of 320x480.
It comes unlocked on the 4 Gsm bands used worldwide.
Only a particular Sim can be used with the phone, and the Sim port is built into the side of the phone.
The phone is constructed from proper Ce capability Pcp plastic.
A proper 2.5mm earphone jack is built into the casing.
Accessing to the internet from the phones is done via Edge 2.0 networks, Wap 2.0 and Gprs, and Wi-Fi B/G hotspots.
The battery life will commonly average 50 to 70 hours on standby.
The phone comes java enabled, which means you can freely setup java apps or games to flesh out the already installed apps.
Extra media options include: Msn and Skype instant messengers, a camera, a camcorder, an eBook reader, an analog Tv receiver, a Fm radio, and a Mp3 player and Mp4 player.

Pros and cons of the Air Phone No1 that stand out include:

Pros
The iPhone on which this phone is based is in fact thicker on (0.46 inches vs 0.31 inches), but the Air Phone still manages to fell solid in the hand and not at all cheap of plasticy.
The screen de facto is quite decent at 3.5 inches and with a very nice resolution of 320x480.
Having a 2.5mm earphone jack is undoubtedly a bonus compared to having a possession jack in case you want to change your earphones out, and media selection such as the Mp3 and Mp4 player are easy to use and add to.
Having a Sim card port on the side is much easier than having one built under the back cover, since you don't have to take off the battery to change it out.
When using whether a Wi-Fi hotspot or when on the Edge network, internet entrance on the phone was very proper in terms of speed and ease of connection.

Cons
Even though a movable battery might have increased the phone's thickness, this lack is one of the biggest complaints for the iPhone and also might annoy users of this phone..
iPhone clones commonly come with dual Sim ports, but this phone does not (which may or may not be a selling point for many users).
This phone has a dearth of pre installed apps when compared to other iPhone clones (though this can be rectified by locating and installing your own).

Those seeing for a de facto thin phone on a budget, or those who are in the store for a iPhone clone de facto should consider giving the Air Phone No1 a try.

Price. Us4.46.

Air Phone No1 - Thinnest iPhone Look Alike Yet - Reviewed With Pros, Cons, & Specs