Lightest Smartphone Summary:

Realme and Poco Phones

• Realme phones are criticized for lagging after a few months, slow updates, and bloatware.
  • "I bought 3 Realme phones for me and my family members all of them were mid rangers, they worked well for about 3 months but now there's lag whenever I press the return to homescreen button."
  • "Shit software No optimization..., slow down hardware after every update, update ruins pictures quality, tons of spyware apps pre-install."
• P3 Ultra is recommended as a value-for-money choice under 25k.
  • "P3 Ultra is more value for money."
• P4 Pro is praised for being an awesome phone with a good battery and performance.
  • "P4 Pro all the way. My friend has it. Awesome phone!"
• Snapdragon phones are suggested for reliability and better resale value than MediaTek.
  • "Get the one with Snapdragon... More reliable and better resale value than mediatek."

Fuji X Half Camera

• The Fuji X Half camera is described as quirky, fun, and pocketable, targeting a market interested in simple, nostalgic photography.
• Some criticisms include the high price, limited sensor performance, and video capability.
• It is seen as a way for Fuji to expand their market to a demographic focused on 'vibes' rather than technical specifications.
• Users appreciate the camera for its fun and creativity-inspiring limitations, while others find it overpriced.
• The camera appeals to those who enjoy film-like photography without the complexity of manual controls.
  • "It’s quirky, limiting, expands creativity through overstepping its limitations, seems genuinely fun and like a perfect camera for EDC."
• There is a segment of the market that values the simplicity and 'vibe' of the Fuji X Half, despite criticisms from photography enthusiasts.
• Price is a major point of contention, with some feeling it is too high for what the camera offers.
• The camera caters to a market looking for a retro, vintage aesthetic in their photos without the need for technical specifications.

Other Discussions

• Reddit users express skepticism about posts promoting Honor devices, suggesting they might be paid advertisements or marketing posts.
• Advice is given to wait for sales like the Big Billion Days before purchasing a phone for better deals.
• Concerns are raised about the durability of phones with curved displays and the importance of having a phone with a Snapdragon processor for reliability.