The Hisense A10 has been officially revealed. It is an interesting dual-display e-ink phone. Unlike the Bigme Hibreak Dual 2, which launched recently, its secondary screen is magnetic and detachable. The post Hisense A10 is a new E INK phone with a detachable rear display first appeared on Good e-Reader .
Hisense teased the A10 in early June 2026, and now, the company has revealed the e-ink phone. A major highlight of the e-ink smartphone is its dual-display design, but unlike the Bigme Hibreak Dual 2, the secondary display is detachable. The Hisense A10 has been officially announced, and it is an intriguing dual-display e-ink phone.
Unlike the Bigme Hibreak Dual 2, which was recently released, the secondary screen is magnetic and detachable. Similar to the Hibreak Dual 2, the secondary display is a color LCD screen that attaches magnetically to the back of the phone. This feature offers users extra versatility, although the specifications for the detachable display have not been confirmed.
The front display measures 6.13 inches and is monochrome. The size of the bezel seems to be similar to that of the one on the Hibreak Dual 2. Official teasers suggest that the e-ink phone will run on a 4nm SoC with 8 cores, likely the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, which can handle demanding tasks.
While Hisense hasn’t confirmed this, Experience More, a reliable source, reports that the detachable screen might not be included with the phone. Instead, it is expected to be sold separately (Vamvo magnetic display currently priced at $46.99 on Amazon). Other details about the e-ink smartphone remain undisclosed, including the price.
However, the Hisense phone is anticipated to start at CNY 3,999 in China, roughly translating to $590.
- Published
- Jul 11, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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- Technology
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