$399 early price: the compact Enough Phone opens its Kickstarter
An Android phone about the size of an iPhone 13 mini, with a user-replaceable battery and updates promised through 2032. Shipping is estimated for May 2027.
A small company promises a very small Android phone, about the size of your palm. You can change its battery yourself. You order through a funding campaign, and delivery is months away.
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Why it matters
Small Android phones are rare. This one promises a compact body, a swappable battery and long update support.
Worth a look if you love small phones, but wait for reviews.
The details
- The screen is 5.3 inches at 1520×720, and the phone is about 133 mm tall.
- It uses a MediaTek Dimensity 7500 with 8GB of memory and 128GB of storage.
- The rear camera is a 50MP Sony IMX766 and the front camera is 32MP.
- It ships with Android 17 or with OdysseyOS, a minimal dumbphone-style skin, and targets updates through 2032.
- Early-backer prices are $399, $449 and $499, and the planned retail price is $599.
- Shipping is estimated for May 2027. The battery is user-replaceable with a target of 3,500mAh, but the final capacity is not decided.
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