Enough Phone is a proposed compact Android handset from Austin Boer, Brennan Jordan and William Stults, built around a 5.3-inch screen and a user-replaceable battery. Its appeal is its small size; the trade-off is that it remains a crowdfunding project, not a finished phone available to buy today.
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Price and expected delivery
The Kickstarter prices reported for the phone are $399 for a limited early-backer tier, $449 for a later tier and $499 for another campaign tier. The expected retail price is $599. These are reported pledge prices, not a guarantee that any particular tier is still available.
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The current delivery target is May 2027 in several reports, including PCMag and 9to5Google. Wisevoter gives an April 2027 estimate, so the schedule is not consistent across the supplied coverage. Treat either date as a projection, not a promised arrival.
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Target specifications: compact size, midrange hardware
The proposed phone has a 5.3-inch LCD with a 1520 × 720 resolution, a MediaTek Dimensity 7500 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage with microSD expansion. Its listed cameras are a 50MP Sony IMX766 rear camera and a 32MP front camera. These are target specifications; the company says some items are still undergoing testing and validation.
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Reported dimensions are about 133 × 64mm, with a body close in footprint to the iPhone 13 Mini but thicker. The added thickness is part of a design that includes a replaceable battery.
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The battery is described as user-replaceable, and one report says it can be accessed by removing four screws. A 3,500mAh capacity appears in the reported specifications, but the manufacturer’s target-specification update says final battery capacity and optimization are still being tested.
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Android 17 or a simpler software option
Buyers are expected to choose between Android 17 and OdysseyOS, a simplified Android experience developed by SLEKE. The campaign materials also promise software support through 2032. These are future plans, not a track record of delivered updates, and the precise support terms should be checked before backing.
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What backers should weigh
The main risk is development uncertainty. PCMag reports that the team has a non-working prototype, and the published specifications are explicitly targets rather than confirmed production hardware. Waterproofing, durability ratings, final battery capacity and further performance testing remain unresolved in the company’s specification update.
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That makes the Enough Phone most relevant to buyers who value a small handset and are comfortable with the possibility of delays or changes. If you need a dependable phone by a particular date, or rely on specific carrier support or apps, wait for production hardware and independent confirmation of compatibility before committing.