Minimal Phone 2 is the company’s second-generation smartphone, replacing its earlier distraction-resistant E Ink screen with a conventional AMOLED panel. Multiple outlets report the device keeps a tactile, physical QWERTY-style keyboard and a curved aluminum design intended to preserve the brand’s minimalist, low-distraction premise.
The key change highlighted across coverage is the display and connectivity. One source says the new model uses a 90Hz AMOLED display and adds 5G connectivity, moving away from the E Ink technology of the first generation. Another outlet similarly frames the update as a shift to a higher-refresh OLED/AMOLED screen rather than E Ink. Both also note the phone’s hardware design choices, including the move away from a headphone jack.
Overall, the reporting focuses on how Minimal reworks its original concept with more mainstream screen and network features, while still keeping physical input and a minimalist form factor. The outlets largely align on the main specs and design direction, with emphasis on display technology and “keeping its soul.”
