Enough Phone launches preorders today on Kickstarter for a 5.3-inch smartphone, betting that consumers will actually buy the smaller devices they claim to want. The phone features a MediaTek mid-range processor, single rear camera, polycarbonate body, and fingerprint sensor in the power button. Its footprint nearly matches the iPhone 13 Mini, though it trades thinness for a user-replaceable battery that requires removing screws to access, similar to the Fairphone.
The device offers two software options: standard Google-certified Android 17 or OdysseyOS, a de-Googled streamlined version that functions like a dumbphone without a browser. Waterproofing and durability ratings remain uncertain, and battery capacity may change. The phone will be unlocked 5G with aims for broad global support, though restrictive carriers like Verizon may not be compatible.
Shipping is currently scheduled for May 2027. The company says its team has designed and shipped hardware for other brands as an original design manufacturer. Early backers start at $399, rising to $449 then $499 before a final MSRP of $599. The team commits to device support through 2032, though this marks the first phone the group has made under its own brand.