It’s pretty incredible to think how far mid-end Android smartphones have come in the last couple of years alone, with not only premium designs but many other features reserved exclusively for high-end models until not very long ago becoming commonplace in the sub-$600 and even sub-$400 segment.
It’s that much more remarkable to see a device that would have captured the headlines for days and days just last year completely fly under the radar now, discreetly going on sale in Brazil the same day that Samsung globally unveiled the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 5G.
