Android mobiles with electronic ink screens are back. After having known the first to combine an e-en e in E and a physical keyboard, we are available in a more traditional format. If the minimal phone offers the detoxification of social media for its smallest panel, this Hiberak Pro still succeeds Offer the characteristics of conventional mobiles.
E-ink screen, mediatek chip, 8 GB of RAM, 5G, NFC connectivity … This phone could go through any average range today. However, its goal is very different: Disconnect social networks and offer an unprecedented reading experience. If you are interested, you can book it.
Detox of social networks, although you can also access it with this Hiberak Pro
The premise of phones with e-ink screens is clear: providing an ideal screen for long reading sessions, in the style of what Electronic books or ebooks. However, the initiatives we see linked to E-Ink screens have several forms.
The minimal phone we knew adding an QWERTY physical keyboard, resembling the extinguished blackberry. Instead, Hiberak Pro is a smartphone to useWith a 6.13 inch electronic ink screen. This means that, although it is ideal for digital disconnection, it also allows access to our favorite applications.
Inside, Android 14 is hidden by the manufacturer, which adapts the interface to the monochrome panel. With everything we already know: AcSSO A Play StoreAnd all kinds of applications such as YouTube, Gmail, Drive, etc. We are talking about a smartphone with 5G connectivity and which is even used to pay thanks to the inclusion of NFC.
Autonomy to be unravel. The e-ink screen plus an internal heap of 4,500 mAh must provide good autonomy: these panels consume less than the traditional LCD screen of conventional mobiles. Will we soon see a smartphone with a reflective LCD screen? They seem to be placed like the substitutes for electronic ink.
His chip, signed by Mediatek, is the one we saw a few years ago in mobiles such as the Redmi Note 12 Pro: the Dimensity 1080 which always offers more than decent performance. It comes next to 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage, which designates to be halfway between an ebook and a smartphone.
Although photography is not its main axis, the Hibreak Pro incorporates a sensor on the back: a main camera of 20 megapixels which accompanies the front of 5 megapixels. Is it tempting? It's not a cheap device: The reserve period opened, at a price of 415.99 dollars. You can acquire it on its official website.
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