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REETLE
REETLE SmartInk Screen Phone Case
$149.00
REETLE SmartInk I is an AI-powered E-Ink phone case that turns the back of an iPhone into a low-power productivity screen. It focuses on always-visible notes, widgets, to-do lists, AI transcription, one-press recording, and a more focused phone workflow.
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product typeAI E-Ink phone case
main modelREETLE SmartInk I
device fitiPhone-focused according to Kickstarter positioning
display3.97-inch E-Ink / ePaper display reported in coverage
resolution480 x 800
pixel density235 PPI
thicknessabout 4 mm reported in coverage
core featuresE-Ink widgets, notes, to-do display, schedules, QR / boarding pass display
Before you buy
Where to buy the REETLE SmartInk case
REETLE runs SmartInk I through Kickstarter, and MetaOriental links to that campaign rather than selling it. The REETLE SmartInk costs $149.00. Backing a campaign is a commitment rather than a purchase, so treat the ship date as an estimate.
Who the REETLE SmartInk case is for
SmartInk puts a 3.97-inch E-Ink screen at 480 x 800 and 235 PPI on the back of an iPhone, so notes, widgets and to-do lists stay visible without waking the phone. It suits people who keep unlocking their phone to check one thing and lose twenty minutes to it. REETLE adds AI transcription for voice notes straight onto the case.
Is the REETLE SmartInk case worth $149.00?
At $149.00 SmartInk costs several times a normal case, so it has to earn its place as a second screen rather than as protection. E-Ink draws almost no power and stays readable in sunlight, which is what makes an always-on back screen practical at all. It is iPhone-focused, so check your exact model is supported before backing.
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