A modular, repairable midrange phone that feels like a typical Android phone and is finally sold in the US. Battery and water resistance are modest, but value is strong.
Highly repairable with 12 user-replaceable parts
Five-year warranty and up to six OS upgrades
Swappable back panels and fun modular accessories
Close-to-stock Android with no bloat or gimmicky AI
Lower repair costs than Pixel or Galaxy phones
Upfront price is high for a midrange phone
IP55 rating, less dust and water resistance than rivals
Battery life is just okay for power users
No wireless charging or magnetic attachment
Speakers are tinny and daylight brightness is average
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