Personally I also prefer Phones with small screens but guess the phone manufacturers do not agree with that view. The current lot of phones pop out of shirt pockets and need both hands to usefully operate. The set of phones you mention are from a breed that is getting extinct. Most of them are on the ‘to be dropped’ list mainly because of lack of vendor support.
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I like using my Samsung s4mini with /e/ pie unofficial.
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Hi @piero for users selling /e/ phones we have a section here. If you are interested in some form of partnership or seller agreement with /e/ you can contact the team at contact@e.email . I will discuss this internally with the team members as well. Not sure we have started such arrangements as yet but guess we should start thinking along those lines.
The Samsung Galaxy A3 (2016 Exynos) “a3xeltexx” SM-A310 F/M/Y isn’t the smallest of the smaller than 5 inch Android™ smartphones. But it has a noble style of Corning Gorilla Glass 4 and metal frame.
Dimensions:
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134.5 x 65.2 x 7.3 mm (5.30 x 2.57 x 0.29 in)
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4.7 inches Super AMOLED Dispaly, display resolution in pixels 720 x 1280 (HD)
Note: in /e/ documentation - Screen: 540x960 (pixel) and Dimensions 130.1 x 65.2 x 7.3 mm do not correspond to the Samsung data sheet specs.
https://ecloud.global/s/rQkrj5gRAoEeLTw
https://ecloud.global/s/CHT7b9eDL82wGPx
As with stockROM Android™ 7.0 (Nougat), it also supports 128 GB microsSD cards with LOS 17.1 and /e/ OS 9-pie, which can be used either as mobile removable memory or internal memory expansion.
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I’m in too ! I hate large phones… So official builds for Small phones as Pixel 3a I think is a must IMHO
Tks and continue de good work !!!
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you want a small phone, not bigger than a credit card?
The s5mini is also a great device
Nice, but probably a bit too small for my ageing eyes 
It’s wasted if I have to carry a pair of glasses as well as my phone.
I still have a Sony Ericsson X10 Mini languishing in a drawer, after I stopped using it when I could no longer read the screen. It came with Android 1.6 (Donut), upgradable to 2.1 (Eclair), so it’s probably not going to run /e/ os very well
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This is on Kickstarter…
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I have Jelly, the first, and I have also tried to use…but is very smaaaaaaallllllll, and unusable. So, in the end I tried to flash it, but it was my very first time so I bricked it 
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For near to 5 years, I broswed the web with a 2.4" display (320x240) on my phone, with OperaMini (Java) ; Jelly 2.0 is a gigantic phone !
And since a few years, I’m 7/7 
too…
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my ex gf had it… pretty cool phone…
Too bad it was apple.
/e/ on iPhones … that would be fun!
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i know right!! haha just for the thing of it i think /e/ should make this happen
get the Jelly2! THey have already promised to make their ROM available to the public, increasing massively the chances of LineageOS and /e/ development of the ROM
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ps have a look at the rugged phones by Unihertz, they are small and good for outside use. No /e/ on them though.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08JLT512D/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_fzIdGbZ5ESY62
The Unihertz Atom XL is not the smallest phone per se, but it might be the smallest DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) Phone. This would be pretty cool to have /e/ on!
It can use cell service, FRS (Family Radio Service) frequencies like a typical “walkie talkie”, and if you’re a licensed amateur radio operator… you can talk on the 70 centimeter band. No cell service required!
I don’t personally own one of these, but it might be pretty nice if I decide to get rid of my Razer Phone someday.