Smaller smartphones are making a comeback, and this ones only $99.97

TL;DR: Replace your smartphone with the NanoPhone, a mini smartphone with a mini price, now only $99.97 (reg. $199.99) through Feb. 2 at the Mashable Shop.

Sometimes, it's nice to go back to simpler things. Modern smartphones are good for a lot of things, but unnecessary apps and bulky designs make them way too big to fit into your pockets. If you want a simpler alternative, check out the NanoPhone. Downsize your screentime in the most literal way possible: by downsizing your screen. 

These tiny phones look like mini iPhones but run Android, and they're on sale for $99.97 (reg. $199.99) for a limited time for Mashable readers. 

What can this miniature phone do?

This credit-card-sized phone handles the essentials without the distractions. It supports Dual SIMs, so you can easily manage two numbers. And it works with 4G and Wi-Fi for calls, browsing, and apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, and YouTube. The 3-inch touchscreen is clear and responsive, but it's also small enough to actually fit in your pocket. Remember when phones could fit in your pocket with room to spare?

The NanoPhone comes equipped with front and rear cameras, so you can snap photos or hop on a video call just as easily as a regular smartphone. The 2000mAh battery keeps you connected for quite a while, and it doesn't have all those draining bloatware apps. 

Traveling? This little phone can help you find your way with GPS navigation. And if you need more storage, it supports Micro-SD cards for extra space.

You only have until Feb. 2 at 11:59 p.m. PT to get the NanoPhone on sale for $99.97. 

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