3-Inch Rugged Smartphone Unihertz Atom Can Still Play PUBG Mobile

Unihertz Atom is considered the smallest 4G rugged smartphone in the world. The device is the second offering from Unihertz as a crowdfunded handset. The first one was called Project Jelly, which saw almost 11,000 backers resulting in over $1.25 million. The brand is now aiming for something bigger with the current Atom project. This phone focuses on a particular type of customer, those that can understand the disadvantages of such small form factor. If you don’t find the small display and kind of short battery life, it is a great choice for you.

The Unihertz Atom has a very small size as it measures 96 x 45 x 18 mm and weighs 108 grams. The small size is supposed to help the device survive a high drop better. The handset also feels durable and solid with rubber all over the chassis

On the four sides of the phone, you can see a USB-C port, a headphone jack, a dual nano-SIM tray, a power button, a push-to-talk button, and two volume buttons.

At the back, there is a single camera with 16MP resolution. It also comes with an LED flash, Unihertz logo, and a speaker grill. The phone is IP68-certified and that means it can deal with a certain level of dust, shock, water, extreme temperatures, and vibration. 

Even it is offered at a low price tag, the Unihertz Atom comes with decent hardware specifications: 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, and an octa-core CPU. It is packed with a small 2.45” display with 432 x 240p resolution. With such a small size, it is understandable that the company can only pack a 2,0000 mAh battery on the phone. For security, there is a fingerprint scanner mounted on the home button on the front. 

The Atom is available for sale in Amazon for $230 (around Rs. 16,300) and it only comes in a single Space Black hue.