Light Flip phone takes a nostalgic approach to killing screen time
Light has been making anti-distraction phones for about a decade now, starting with a custom operating system and layering minimalist design on top.
For its fourth product, the company's gone with a flip phone form factor – simultaneously evoking millennials' nostalgia for devices they used years ago, and Gen Z's love for a retro shape from before their time. But it's not just looks: this physical design encourages you to be even more intentional with your phone use.
The Light Flip opens to reveal a 2.8-inch monochrome non-touch OLED display, and a physical T9 keypad with additional buttons for navigating LightOS. The body is entirely plastic, with a modern industrial look that comes through in the squared hinge and perforated chin.
Introducing Light Flip
You've got a 50-megapixel camera sensor that snaps 12-megapixel photos, a 3.5-mm headphone jack, a USB-C port for charging and loading content, and support for...
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