YotaPhone hands-on | Engadget
YotaPhone hands-on. The first thing you notice when you pick up the YotaPhone is that it's more chunky than you might expect given the relatively modest 4.3-inch screen size -- but not to the point of being inconvenient or uncomfortable. The extra display certainly contributes to the phone's 146 gram weight, wide bezels and 9.9mm thickness, but this is partly off-set by the unusual curvature of the E Ink display, which allows the device to taper inwards slightly at the top and succeeds in reducing the phone's blocky feel.
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