Unihertz is a Chinese firm that makes smartphones and has its headquarters in Shanghai, China. The company makes niche mobile devices running Android OS, and developed its brand through Kickstarter crowdfunding. The company's first release was the small-sized 4G smartphone named Jelly in 2017, which raised over 1.2 million dollars on the platform.
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