Which FIg phone fits you

Choosing a kosher flip phone is easier when you start with the features you will use every day. The Fig IV, Fig Flip II Pro, Fig Mini and Fig Core all provide focused communication without an open browser, app store, email, social media, WhatsApp or hotspot access. The difference is how each phone balances screen size, durability, navigation, cameras and price.

The Fig IV is the flagship choice for shoppers who want the largest display and strongest overall specifications. The Fig Flip II Pro offers many premium features at a lower price. The Fig Mini is compact and offers on-phone Waze in its navigation configuration. The Fig Core is the least expensive of the four and emphasizes a metal body, a physical keypad and straightforward operation.

Quick answer: Choose the Fig IV for the biggest screen, most storage and modern conveniences. Choose the Fig Flip II Pro for premium cameras, Gorilla Glass, Waze and Android Auto at a lower price than the Fig IV. Choose the Fig Mini for a compact touchscreen with optional standalone Waze. Choose the Fig Core for durability, a non-touch display and the lowest current price.

Fig IV vs. Fig Flip II Pro vs. Fig Mini vs. Fig Core

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Choose the Fig IV for the strongest overall specifications

The Fig IV is designed for someone who likes the focused experience of a kosher flip phone but does not want to give up modern hardware. Its 4-inch display is substantially larger than the screens on the Fig Mini and Fig Core. That extra room can make messages, contacts, menus and photos easier to view.

It also provides 128GB of internal storage, a 20MP rear camera with OptiMatrix technology and an 8MP front camera. The 2,200mAh battery is larger than the batteries listed in the detailed specifications for the Pro, Mini and Core. Wireless charging, USB Type-C, IPX5 water resistance, a reinforced hinge and eSIM support round out the upgrade.

The Fig IV makes the most sense when display size, storage, camera quality and charging convenience matter enough to justify its higher price. For a closer look, read our complete Fig IV introduction.

Choose the Fig Flip II Pro for premium value

The Fig Flip II Pro sits between the Fig IV and the two lower-priced FIG models. It has a 3.54-inch touchscreen, a 1.44-inch outer display, Gorilla Glass protection, 4GB of RAM and 64GB or 128GB storage options.

Its 20MP rear and 8MP front cameras match the listed camera resolutions of the Fig IV. The Talk + Text + Navigation configuration also supports both Waze on the phone and Android Auto on a compatible car display. Dual physical SIM support makes it useful for travelers or anyone managing two lines.

The Fig Flip II Pro is the strongest middle option for shoppers who want high-end cameras, more storage and flexible navigation without moving up to the Fig IV’s price. The Fig IV still leads with its larger display, eSIM support, wireless charging, IPX5 water resistance and reinforced hinge.

Choose the Fig Mini for compact size and on-phone Waze

The Fig Mini, currently presented as the Fig Mini II on the manufacturer’s website, is the smallest option in this comparison. It combines a 2.83-inch touchscreen with a physical T9-style keypad, making it appealing to shoppers who want a pocket-friendly phone with more than one input method.

Its navigation configuration can run Waze directly on the phone. That is an important difference from the Fig Core, which requires a compatible car display for navigation. The Fig Mini also supports two physical SIM cards, a useful feature for someone who maintains separate personal and work lines or travels between countries.

The tradeoff is lighter hardware. Its 8MP rear and 2MP front cameras, 32GB or 64GB storage options and 1,450mAh battery are below the Fig IV’s specifications. For everyday calls, messages and occasional navigation, however, the lower price and smaller body may be the better fit. See our complete Fig Mini guide for more detail.

Choose the Fig Core for durability and straightforward controls

The Fig Core is currently the least expensive of these four models. Its metal hardware and non-touch display distinguish it from the other FIG phones. For someone who prefers navigating entirely with physical buttons, that simpler interface can be a benefit.

The Fig Core includes a 20MP rear camera, a 2.8-inch display, 32GB storage and a 1,600mAh battery. It uses one physical SIM. In its navigation configuration, it supports Android Auto but does not provide standalone Waze on the phone itself. That means drivers need a compatible vehicle display if navigation is essential.

Choose the Core when rugged construction, tactile operation and price matter more than a touchscreen, dual SIM support or on-phone navigation. Our complete Fig Core guide explains its configurations and limitations.

Which FIG phone offers the best value?

Value depends on which features prevent frustration after the purchase. The least expensive phone is not automatically the best value if it lacks a function you need every day.

• Best premium value: Fig IV. Its larger display, 128GB storage, upgraded front camera, eSIM, wireless charging and water resistance offer the most complete hardware package.
• Best premium alternative: Fig Flip II Pro. It combines strong cameras, Gorilla Glass, dual SIM support and both Waze and Android Auto in the navigation configuration at a lower current price than the Fig IV.
• Best compact value: Fig Mini. It gives you a touchscreen, physical keypad, dual SIM support and optional on-phone Waze at nearly half the current price of the Fig IV.
• Best durable value: Fig Core. Its metal construction, physical controls and 20MP rear camera make it a strong lower-priced choice when standalone navigation is unnecessary.

Questions to ask before choosing

Do you need Waze on the phone itself?

If yes, consider the Fig Flip II Pro or Fig Mini in their navigation configurations. The Pro supports both standalone Waze and Android Auto, while the Mini provides Waze on the phone without Android Auto. The Fig Core provides navigation through Android Auto only. Confirm the exact Fig IV configuration and supported navigation features before ordering.

Do you prefer a touchscreen or physical controls?

The Fig IV, Fig Flip II Pro and Fig Mini combine a touchscreen with a keypad in different sizes. The Fig Core uses a non-touch display and depends on physical controls.

Will you take many photos?

The Fig IV and Fig Flip II Pro both list a 20MP rear camera and an 8MP front camera. The Fig Core also offers a 20MP rear camera, while the Fig Mini has more modest 8MP rear and 2MP front cameras.

Do you need more than one line?

The Fig Flip II Pro and Fig Mini support two physical SIM cards. The Fig IV supports one physical SIM and one eSIM. The Fig Core uses a single physical SIM.

How important is the purchase price?

At the time of writing, Kosher Signal lists the Fig Core at $229.99, the Fig Mini from $249.99, the Fig Flip II Pro from $348.99 and the Fig IV at $479.95. If you need only calls, texts and everyday utility features, a lower-priced FIG model may meet your needs without paying for premium hardware.

Final recommendation

Buy the Fig IV if you want the largest screen, maximum storage, eSIM flexibility and wireless charging. Buy the Fig Flip II Pro if you want premium cameras, Gorilla Glass and flexible navigation while spending less than the Fig IV. Buy the Fig Mini if you want the smallest body, dual physical SIM cards and Waze directly on the phone. Buy the Fig Core if you want a durable metal phone with a non-touch display at the lowest current price.

You can also browse every FIG phone and accessory or explore the complete Kosher Signal phone collection. If carrier compatibility or the right access level is unclear, contact Kosher Signal before ordering so the phone matches your service and daily needs.