F1 Horizon Finch – Classic Flip Phone
$249.00
The F1 Horizon series is the next generation of our original F1 phones.
This new series of flip phones has a larger battery, improved durability, and USB-C charging port.
The F1 Horizon Finch gets you a classic flip phone with basics such as a camera and offline audio player but without any app-like functionality or all the distractions of a web browser or social media.
Description
The F1 Horizon feature flip phone series was designed for the people who want all of the great Sunbeam features at a more economical price than the F1 Pro series. This is an upgrade to the original F1 series, with a larger battery, USB-C charging, stronger vibration, and numerous improvements for better durability.
Each kosher phone comes complete with a battery, a USB-C wall charger, a charging dock, and a charging cord.
We’re also introducing a number of new software feature-levels to better serve your desired level of freedom from distraction.
The F1 Horizon Finch classic flip phone has the following features:
- Touchscreen
- Text and Picture Messaging
- Camera
- Offline Music Player
- Sound Recorder
- Visual Voicemail
- Bluetooth
- Wi-Fi (data transfer)
- TAG Approval
It does NOT have:
- Wi-Fi Hotspot
- Any Google apps or other app-like functions, including Weather.
- Web browser
- Social Media apps
- App Store
- Video capability
See the spec sheet for more details.
Note: The F1 Horizon Finch classic kosher phone is meant for North and South America and will not work in much of Europe, Africa, and Asia because it lacks the LTE bands required in those locations.
Additional information
| Weight | 15 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 5 × 3 in |
10 reviews for F1 Horizon Finch – Classic Flip Phone
F1 Horizon Finch - Classic Flip Phone
Finally found a dumb phone that just does the basic things but still works with the major wireless carrier.
I’m very happy with the Finch. The premium talk to text service is very helpful. I use it with text messages, notes and the calendar. I was easily able to transfer my contacts, notes and calendar between the Daisy, Finch and Cypress. Works well for my minimalist experiment. No more nagging web. To improve the hardware on all three models mentioned, I’d recommend a more sturdy SD card retainer and a phone jack that works with the JBL brand phone jacks. The phone jack did work with my iPhone wired style ear buds. I really like the phone’s software and simple apps. I think the file and programming tree hierarchy is well thought out. I would like a more detailed user guide to accurately depict how to change out the SD cards. And although it was easy to transfer my info between devices, I had to go online for the directions. Bluetooth worked on most everything I tried; the car, keyboards, headsets, earpods, even a 12 year old Plantronix earpiece with mic boom. Bluetooth did not work with my Jabra hearing aids but was not expected by their sales folks. When I don’t cover the external speaker with my finger, it is loud; even louder when I place the phone on a flat solid surface. I don’t use the touch screen panel much but when I do it works fine. For me the next major hardware upgrade that I would like would be a flip phone that used a large qwerty keyboard vice the number pad. And I would want to keep the flip phone feature to protect the main screen and qwerty keyboard should it be a touch screen. But who can say how well that would sell for you?
I’d like to qualify one statement. I said it was easy to transfer my files between my devices. I don’t like to use the Apple or Google servers to sync my data between devices I have on hand in the house. The local transfers can be done but it is not easy and requires lots of research. With the Sunbeam devices I can easily make local data transfers without having to load my data into a cloud I don’t control.
Well made phone that was exactly what my son needed. It was easy setup on the first use and has been great so far!