A deliberately restrictive smartphone built around a 4.3-inch E Ink display and a full physical QWERTY keyboard — closer in spirit to a BlackBerry than a modern Android phone, designed specifically to make scrolling and consuming content less appealing without cutting off access to essential apps. It runs a custom launcher over Android 14, showing a text-only home screen while still allowing full Google Play Store installs.

The tactile keyboard, praised even by BlackBerry veterans for feeling better than the last commercial QWERTY phones, makes messaging and email genuinely usable, and the front-lit e-ink panel offers a glare-free, low-eye-strain reading experience the company's second-generation model (with an AMOLED screen) has since moved away from.