The Light Phone 2 has a USB Type-C port, a nano SIM card slot, a vibratation motor, speaker, and headset jack. It supports WiFi, GPS, and 4G LTE and has a proximity sensor.

If you need a phone with a lot less phone to it, the Light Phone 2 is here to help you disconnect. It only does a handful of things and is super small.

Beyond a power button and a lock button, it’s bare-bones by design save a Micro USB port and a SIM card slot. The Light Phone weighs just 38.5 grams, appropriately, ...

The Light Phone 2 is an e-ink 4G phone with a few basic apps. When you are feeling too burdened by your smartphone, it can be a temporary replacement. Striking in its minimalist design, the Light ...

Light Phone 2 is designed to pry users away from their phones, the creators say For the first time, users will be able to input their SIM cards into the phone Once hooked to a sim card, the Light ...

On the hardware front, the Light Phone 2 is powered by a Qualcomm MSM8909W processor with 1GB of RAM, has 8GB of internal storage, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, GPS, nanoSIM slot, two navigational buttons (to ...

The $350 Light Phone 2—announced in early 2018, originally promised to ship in April 2019, now backordered until March 2020—is animated by the same philosophy as its predecessor, but with a ...

The Light Phone 2's keyboard is tiny, and even my small fingers were often too big for the keys. Without autocorrect, it took me about 30 seconds to type out a short, three-word message.

The 4G LTE Light Phone 2 has an e-ink screen, runs on Light OS, and its 950 mAh battery lasts up to seven days on standby or three days of regular usage. It has a headphone jack and Micro USB for ...