The Card phone review

With AN OLED screen and a body that is simply 6.5mm thick, the specification sheet of the Aiek E1 starts off nicely. It is an one-off devices (happening only once) not like the other that we've reviewed in recent years.

Its pet-name being the card phone, this small fellow comes in an exceedingly credit card size however don't be scared, you'll afford one although you do not have a master card. Or a pocketbook. Or maybe a roof over your head.

As it is a phone that is meant to be as cheap as it gets, some compromises had to be created. As example, it does not run the most recent golem version. Return to think about it; it does not run any version of any OS whatever, however that does not stop it from being the cheapest phone there's at once. Forget the Moto X - the card phone rules modularity.

Don't believe us? For example, the Aiek E1 might not support Apple Pay or Android Pay or any other similar service; however that cannot stop you from obtaining your existing contactless credit card and putting in it on the phone as an add-on utilizing nothing but Rubber Bands.

The modularity of the card phone goes well on the far side. The opportunities are endless and they are solely restricted by your imagination (or the dearth of it, thereof).

And it costs less than $10. Thus how bad can it be?