As someone who has repaired a few phones for friends and family, this looks to be more marketing spin than an actual new type of product. That teardown is almo

As someone who has repaired a few phones for friends and family, this looks to be more marketing spin than an actual new type of product. That teardown is almost exactly identical to a Moto G30, and probably dozens of other budget smartphones with plastic cases and screws. Parts availability was (and still is) great on the G30 too.