People say they want small smartphones—the Enough Phone will put that to the test
It won't win the specs race, but it will actually fit in your hand.
In an age dominated by massive smartphones, the Enough Phone aims to challenge the status quo. The device promises a smaller screen, currently the smallest with decent performance metrics, at 5.3 inches. This is a stark contrast to the large screens that are prevalent today.
The Enough Phone, named for its modest size, is designed with a mid-range MediaTek processor. It comes with a single rear-facing camera, a polycarbonate body, and a fingerprint sensor located in the power button. The device is priced at $399 for a limited time, with an MSRP of $599.
The phone boasts an 8GB memory and 128GB storage, expandable via microSD. Its display is a 5.3-inch 1520x720 HD+ LCD, while the camera setup includes a 50 MP main sensor and a 32 MP selfie camera. Software-wise, it runs on Android 17 or OdysseyOS.
Despite its compact size, the Enough Phone is thicker than other phones, such as the iPhone 13 Mini, but not by much. The design choice to make the battery user-replaceable has led to this thickness trade-off.
While it may not be a flagship killer, the Enough Phone could be enough for most users looking for a smaller smartphone.
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