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Japanese Flip Hands-on Review : Smartphone Has 2 Screens, Physical Keypad

Japanese Flip Hands-on Review : Smartphone Has 2 Screens, Physical Keypad

Posted on February 28, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis

Freetel’s Musashi is a flip phone that’s unlike anything else in the world. The device runs Android 5.1 on not one, but two 4-inch screens.

Head-on, the Musashi looks pretty normal. There’s a screen facing outwards and three capacitive touch buttons along the bottom for navigation, although the 800 x 480 display is a little lacking in detail. But when you check the phone out from other angles, it becomes a whole ‘nother ball game. The double-thick stacked body looks a little bulky, but it’s not that uncomfortable in your pocket, unless you’re wearing painted-on skinny jeans.
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