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Virtually any Android phone can reach the dumb-levels of the Qin F30. It's hard to explain until you try it, but if you just want a Kosher Android device. It's really amazing that the fastest Android phones today cannot compare in this regard. Plus, it's so small and vanilla that the screen rotation feature literally works in under a second each and every time. The basic phone features are exactly what you need, and it enhances phone features as I mentioned before, such as the call recording bit and the LED status light colors, etc. And my eyes are still on the road the whole time. That's exactly what I'm doing right now, while driving.

Since the keyboard is so ridiculously small, you're forced to use talk to text, which is actually 50 times better than any other alternative method of texting. All apps are on the home screen, and you have to sort them into categories in order to have a halfway decent chance of finding any specific app. The point is there are a lot of features from a true smartphone that aren't on this phone. While you are correct, and I did say it's the dumbest smartphone ever. (support told me no one has systems to format to these file types, then I got no response when I pointed out every Chrome OS laptop and Android phone let alone the computer enthusiasts running Linux/BSD/et.al.). It's far from perfect: it's pretty heavy all things considered, and despite being built with the Linux kernel, the OS isn't open so you can't hack on the base system to create a script or app that covers a use case (I'd love to push played tracks to ListenBrainz for open data) and it only supports shitty Windows OS file systems, extFAT, FAT32, and NTFS even though the kernel by default would support ext4, BtrFS, XFS, F2FS, etc. It can also be used as a DAC that doesn't have fans and other moving parts in it causing minor distortions in the signal.

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It plays a mass of file types (not limited to WAV and MP3), keeps a redundant store of my music collection on a 256GB micro SD, can be used to tether Bluetooth in both directions (connect to a remote source and have my wired IEMs plugged into the DAP so I can move around, connect to a car's sound system and play songs from the DAP).

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