Is this $20 phone a fidget spinner or is it a fidget spinner that's also phone?

It's finally come to this.
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Raymond Wong
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So, fidget spinners are apparently not quite over yet. Ugh.

From $17,000 gold-plated ones to ridiculous iPhones that have been converted into spinners, we've seen them all. But now there's a working phone that's a also a fidget spinner. Or is it a fidget spinner that doubles as a working phone?

Made by Chilli's International (not to be confused with Chili's Grill and Bar), this fidget spinner phone surfaced on Reddit (via The Verge) on Monday, and needless to say, we're not sure how to feel about it.

Can you believe this? It's friggin' 2017, and you can buy tiny phones with horrible specs -- it has a 1.4-inch screen and comes with 32MB of storage (expandable up to 8GB via microSD card) -- but at least you can spin them!

And it comes in six colors. In your face, iPhone 8! And it only costs $20. And it has a removable battery and Bluetooth.

Get it to troll your friends.

In all seriousness, this thing is a toy. Maybe you get it for your kid or just to troll all your friends (it's definitely a conversation starter), but you won't be getting any real work done with it. It has no apps and with such a puny display, you already know the built-in web browser is gonna be crap.

PhoneRadar reviewed the phone in September and ran through some of the features. You can check out their comprehensive video review here (note: it's in Hindi), but if this GIF basically summarizes it all:

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And if you really want to justify the purchase, just remember that there are fidget spinners that cost $20 that aren't working phones.

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Raymond Wong

Raymond Wong is Mashable's Senior Tech Correspondent. He reviews gadgets and tech toys and analyzes the tech industry. Raymond's also a bit of a camera geek, gamer, and fine chocolate lover. Before arriving at Mashable, he was the Deputy Editor of NBC Universal's tech publication DVICE. His writing has appeared on G4TV, BGR, Yahoo and Ubergizmo, to name a few. You can follow Raymond on Twitter @raywongy or Instagram @sourlemons.

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