YotaPhone 2 is the world's first smartphone with two screens!
Unlike any other phones, YotaPhone 2 can be used up to 100 hours of reading time, while it also can be your typical smartphone which you can call, text, and play apps.
It is the predecessor of YotaPhone that launches recently in Europe for a price of £555, which is a bit expensive according to tech reviews.
Though this 4.7 e-ink Android phone serves functions that you have never expected. First, it keeps you up with important information and notifications without unlocking your phone. It has customizable panels available on the always-on screen offering state-of-the-art widgets and has a refresh rate of 0.12 sec.
Furthermore, the highlight of YotaPhone 2 is its long battery life that doesn't count an hour but days. You can enjoy reading for 5 days, or use your phone to the max of 2 days when playing apps by using YotaEnergy, all of this in just a single charge.
YotaPhone 2 is easy on the eye and readable even in the bright sunshine, the always-on screen offers the best reading experience not just for fiction, but also for Facebook, news, RSS-feeds, blogs and every other kind of text there is.
You can also play design by making your always-on screen a living Instagram canvas.
Consumers in 20 countries across Europe, Russia and the CIS, and the Middle East can now order the next-generation YotaPhone 2.
Russian manufacturer Yota Devices initially introduced its two-sided smartphone last December after more than four years of its development process, first offering the Android-based device across Europe and the Middle East early this year.
The first YotaPhone prototype was shown in September 2010 to then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
"YotaPhone isn't just a new phone, it's a new way for people to communicate and use information. We are a startup company that had a big idea and we've executed on that idea," CEO Vlad Martynov said last year.
