Hisense has released more details about its upcoming A10 e-ink smartphone, building on the initial teaser from June.
The device is powered by a Qualcomm QCM6690, a 4nm octa-core enterprise-grade processor. It supports PDF page turning, split-screen multitasking, and smooth handwriting annotation.
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The chip also includes a smart temperature control system that reduces ghosting, a common e-ink issue.
When idle during reading, the processor lowers its frequency to extend battery life.
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The A10 runs Android 16 out of the box and will receive long-term system updates and security patches.
Hisense equipped the phone with six practical features: NFC, an infrared remote that can control air conditioners, TVs, projectors, and set-top boxes without internet, native app cloning, built-in call recording, magnetic wireless charging, and a dedicated fast refresh mode to minimize lag and ghosting.
The design includes a 6.13-inch paper-like e-ink display on the front for reading and note-taking, with an optional LCD color screen on the back.
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Users can switch between the two screens, using the color display for photos, comics, charts, and social apps.
The A10 is Hisense's first major e-ink phone update since the A9 returned to shelves last year with a refreshed spec sheet.
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The A10 is set to launch in August, with sales expected to begin toward the end of the month.
