A dual-screen flip phone built for straightforward everyday use — a 2.8-inch main display and a small 1.8-inch cover screen for checking notifications without opening it. It runs on 4G, keeps a physical numeric keypad and D-pad, and holds onto the tactile, close-to-hang-up gesture that defined flip phones before touchscreens replaced them.

A 0.3MP rear camera covers basic snapshots without pretending to be more, and 128MB of storage (expandable to 32GB) is more than enough for a phone whose job is calls, texts, and FM radio. A 1450mAh battery and simple hardware mean it lasts days rather than hours between charges.