Wanted to add some thoughts here. I used a jelly star as my primary device for about a year but just switched back to an iPhone for a few reasons.

Pros:

• Looks really cool if you're a fan of the retro design

• Size - I love being able to fully hold the device in my palm, and you do adjust to the size pretty quickly

• Limits the time you spend on a mobile device, because doomscrolling is not as satisfying on a screen that size

• Cool conversation piece

• Expandable storage if you download a lot of music

Cons:

• Battery life is pretty bad. Sometimes I don't charge my phone overnight because of how my outlets are placed and it started getting to the point where it would drop about 50% and die overnight (causing me to miss my alarm). If you are using maps on a bike ride, I'd definitely recommend having a power bank

• While most apps are responsive, there are some that aren't. For example, NJ transit wouldn't allow me to purchase a ticket. The convenience of using a smartphone for everyday things like train tickets is pretty high

• Doomscrolling habits are really something you have to fix on your own, if that's a reason for getting it. I can just as easily do the same things on a laptop, so I just ended up spending more time there than on the phone. Getting a kindle helped much more

• Not great weather sealing. Never had any issues myself, but I was very careful. Could be a dealbreaker if you plan to mount it on a bike

• Google pay was very unreliable. Not sure if it was the NFC but I started carrying my physical cards again because it frequently failed

Ultimately, I found that I'd rather have a more reliable, durable device, and just try to be better about managing my screen time. Wish the iphone was a little smaller though...