I picked this phone from Backmarket for 70 USD. I cleaned it up and started debloating and slightly degoogling it. The bootloader is locked unfortunately, but you can debug this phone.
It runs very smooth for being 7 years old and running on Android 11 (upgraded from Android 9).
Wifi calling and texting from Delta chat works, i even tried the video calling and suprisingly, it worked really well too. Now i just gotta try out the data.
- Apps being used: (everything except from Trip Plans and Grab are downloaded from Droid-ify)
- Trip Plans: this is the app i gotta use to communicate with my group on my trip. This and Grab are the only “Google” apps on here.
- Grab: Southeast Asia version of Uber
- Mucke: Music Player
- Episteme: Book/PDF reader
- Ciphernotes: Note taking app
- Etar: Calander
- NFC Alarm Clock: setting alarms and timers
- Binary Eye: app to read bar codes and QR codes
- BlockAds: ad and tracker blocker
- GeauxWeather: Weather App
- Cache Cleaner: (not located on screen) this app helps clean out all cache in your system and user apps. Can also be set to remove and delete data.
- Keyboard: AnySoftKeyboard
- Browser: Ironfox
- Ripple( not located on screen) a app to trigger an action to protect privacy, depending on what app it is. Some apps hide/disguise or delete data, etc.


What makes it different then the other alarms that youve used?
Its the only one I can press a button and set it to a time IN X mins/hrs. I need a combination of a timer (ring in x minutes) and an alarmclock (wake me up at XX:XX) I want “wake me up in X minutes” This was only possible with NFC Tools Pro and NFC Alarm Clock. I dont use the NFC functionality for either of them, but setting the alarm by touching an NFC Tag where I plug in my phone could be very handy
Do you have a harder time waking up if its only the traditional alarm? (XX:XX) the minute time is for extra security?
In my experience I get grumpy and am not as fresh, if I sleep longer than 8 hours.
For weekends or holidays I use it like that, then the duration of sleep is more important than the waking-up point. I could do rough math in my head and then look at the “Next Alarm in…” but like that its so much easier. One click and its set.
I also have three more alarm shortcuts to set it to the three different trains I take for work.
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