I keep being tempted to go back to the N9 due to all the things you say, plus LPM and the small size for one-handed use. Nobody seems to make a decent small phone these days. Apple for a few generations. Lumia, the 620 was the last decent one. Android, only the Sony Xperia "Compact"s and they are still Jolla-sized (borderline too big). Problems I see switching back are:Some of the online service capabilities have rotted Some built-in stuff is quite poor (that team seem incapable of writing a non-awful email app for example, from N900 thru Jolla) Battery craziness (4%!), although I hear there's a BME-thwacking fix. GPS crapshoot, often coupled with the above to ruin your day when you want a map/checkin Headphone jack has mic pins the wrong way round - ARGH No Android app compatibility, which on Jolla plugs some gaps and gives me a few stupid game/social diversions. And Citymapper + banking, the only two vital missing things for me. It is a bit, but I used it occasionally for bluetooth speaker pairing/switching. As well as tinkering pointlessly with some tags I bought. Would have been nice if they'd have implemented all the secure stuff so we had a small hope of doing payments over it, but never mind. That's what you get for a system marked as dead before launch. No support, no secure NFC, no Android, no BT 4.0, no proper USB-OTG. Oh what it could have been...