The Hisense A9 is the company's latest E Ink smartphone, that features a 6.1" 1648x824 monochrome E Ink display, a Snapdragon 662 chipset, 4/6/8 GB of RAM, 128/256 GB of storage, and 4G network support.
The Hisense A9 is now shipping in China (note that cellular support may be limited outside of China), you can order it internationally here.
The Hisense A7 is an Android smartphone that use a 6.7-inch 300 ppi E Ink display with touch input and front-light. Other features include 5G connectivity, Octa core chipset (Unisoc Tiger T7510), 6 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage and a dual camera setup.
The A7 is now shipping in China for 1,999 Yuan (around $300).
HiSense's A5C is an Android smartphone with a 5.84" 1440Ã720 (278 PPI) color E Ink display. This is the world's first color E Ink smartphone. Other specifications include a Snapdragon 439 chipset, 4GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage and a 4,000 mAh battery that can last up to 62 hours of continuous reading.
The HiSense A5C is now shipping in China, starting at around $250.
The Mudita Pure is a simple mobile feature phone that features a 2.84" 60x480 (270 PPI) E Ink display, long battery life and ultra-low SAR (radiation).
The Mudita Pure is crowdfunding on Kickstarter where you can buy it for $258 (down from the $369 it will cost when live).
The Hisense A5 is an Android smartphone with a 5.8" HD+ E Ink display, which sports a battery life of 10 days.
The A5 is now shipping globally from China, starting at around $230. Here's a nice video review of this phone.
NTT DoCoMo's Card Keitai is the company's lightest phone ever at only 47 grams, and it features a single 600x480 E Ink display. It's a feature phone (cannot add applications) that supports simple functions.
The Card Keitai will ship in Japan by the end of November 2018 for around $280.
The HiSense A6 is a dual-screen smartphone that features a 6.1" 2160Ã1080 AMOLED display on the front and a 5.6" touch E Ink Carta HD screen on the back. Other features include a snapdragon 660 chip-set, 6 GB of RAM, 64/128 GB of storage and a dual-sensor 12Mp camera. The E Ink display can mirror the front display, which can then be used to run an e-reader application or any other application.
The HiSense A6 is now shipping globally from China starting at around $350. Here's a nice video review of this phone.
The Light Phone 2 is a simple 4G (LTE) phone that is based on a large E Ink display. The Light phone 2 is based on the company's own OS and supports messaging, phone calls and more simple functions.
The Light Phone 2 was funded in a crowdfunding campaign (which reached its goals very quickly). The phone will cost $225 as part of the campaign, with a $400 target retail cost. It will ship by April 2019.
The Hisense A2 Pro is a dual-display Android smartphone that features a 5.2-inch 960x540 E Ink display on the back. The front (and main) display is a 5.5-inch FHD OLED display. Other features include an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 chipset, 4GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage, microSD slot, 12 MP camera and Dual-SIM.
The Hisense A2 Pro will launch soon in China, pricing information is not available yet.
The YotaPhone 3 is the 3rd-generation dual-screen smartphone. The YP3 features a 5.2" E Ink display on the back and a 5.5" FHD AMOLED as the main display. Other features include a Snapdragon 625 CPU, 4GB of RAM, 64/128 GB of storage and a 13MP camera.
YotaPhone will start accepting pre-orders in early September 2017, with the 64GB priced at around $350.