2017-02-04, 09:04
Back in 2014 the YotaPhone 2 was launched. It had a 5" Amoled display on the front and a 4.7" e-ink display on the back. It was a truly unique phone; but it was quite expensive; around $6-700.
Today, that same phone can be bought for under $120 and 3 years later it's still a unique phone.
For specs, we have a Snapdragon 801 CPU, 2GB Ram and 32GB of internal storage. This configuration performs quite well even today and it even gets a score of around 41000 on the Antutu Benchmark.
The back screen is what makes this phone unique and unusual. You could use the e-ink display instead of the regular display without using that much battery. The back screen is very customizable and can mirror the front screen.
Check out the full review video below for a better look at this phone.
Today, that same phone can be bought for under $120 and 3 years later it's still a unique phone.
For specs, we have a Snapdragon 801 CPU, 2GB Ram and 32GB of internal storage. This configuration performs quite well even today and it even gets a score of around 41000 on the Antutu Benchmark.
The back screen is what makes this phone unique and unusual. You could use the e-ink display instead of the regular display without using that much battery. The back screen is very customizable and can mirror the front screen.
Check out the full review video below for a better look at this phone.