I Tested the Weirdest Phones on the Internet.

The closest an e-ink phone has come to feeling like a normal smartphone, and a game changer for anyone wanting flexible minimalism, despite contrast problems.

A clever rotating camera that gives superb selfies, but motorised cameras are a bad idea and Samsung was right to drop them.

Fun and Lego-like, but modular phones create e-waste and are not a good idea for any company in 2025.

Fun idea with three speakers for around $90, but the speaker is no louder than an iPhone and sounds worse.

A surprisingly nice ultra-tall, one-handed phone with a clever diagonal keyboard, but not a game changer.

A buggy, slow and hot phone in practice, but its five-camera concept could become a game changer with modern chips and AI.

He liked it more than expected, especially the second screen tricks, but big foldables have absorbed its functionality so it is not needed.