If it only has wifi then you can only stream what you saved beforehand in areas where there's no wifi access.
But if it has a SIM slot with 4G/5G access then it's nothing more than a repackaged phone.
But if it has a SIM slot with 4G/5G access then it's nothing more than a repackaged phone.
I mean, if you need cellular, then you're better served with your phone and this isn't for you. It also doesn't have to be for you - use your phone and move on.
A repackaged phone with a quality headphone jack and physical buttons? I'd love to buy that (but unfortunately it doesn't seem to have a SIM slot)
> a streaming service that can't be used in deadspots or tunnels is kinda useless, don't you think?
I think all of them have buffering to pass any dead spot. Also bad reception is a thing of the past where I live and and 30 GB of data makes it all very seamless.
> For me the streaming part is important - I usually don't choose what to listen to before leaving home.
Pre-downloaded mixes are a compromise of discovery and offline playback
Youtube Music :^]
But again, the target users don’t bother with streaming much, the device just so happens to run android, and that makes running streaming apps possible.