🏛️ Architecture & Design 4h ago · JC Torres

Rear Screens Were a Flagship Trick, so Honor Put One on a Budget Phone

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Rear Screens Were a Flagship Trick, so Honor Put One on a Budget Phone
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Secondary rear displays have been a flagship trick for a while, the kind of feature that premium phones use to justify their price tags. The Honor Play20A throws that logic out. It’s an entry-level 4G phone with a 6.9-inch main screen, a 6,000mAh battery, and a small secondary display built into the camera module on the back, at a price that isn’t anywhere near flagship territory.
The rear screen isn’t just decorative. It shows the time, incoming call details, and what’s

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