E-ink anti-smartphone designed for intentional disconnection
Light creates technology designed to be used as little as possible. Born as an alternative to the tech monopolies fighting for our attention, Light Phone embodies digital minimalism - every feature has a clear endpoint, no infinite feeds, no ads. The LightOS is built around intentionality and privacy, offering only essential tools that serve the user rather than extract their attention. Their products represent a philosophical stance: your phone should respect your time, not consume it.
Signature$699
The flagship minimalist phone with matte OLED display, aluminum frame, camera with dedicated shutter button, 5G, fingerprint ID, and USB-C. Designed for intentional living with replaceable battery.
Signature$299
The original minimalist phone with unique E-Ink display that emits no blue light. Features calling, texting, and customizable tools. Visible in direct sunlight.
Signature$299
The matte black version of the E-Ink minimalist phone. Simple communication device with optional tools like alarm, directions, music player, and notes.
Signature$47
Premium leather cover for Light Phone III in black. Handcrafted protection that complements the phone's intentional design aesthetic.
$15
Colorful slim protective case for Light Phone III. Adds a pop of playful color while maintaining the phone's minimal form factor.
$39
Leather folio cover for Light Phone II that protects the E-Ink display. Available in multiple colors including black, gray, blue, red, and green.
$25
Black silicone protective case for Light Phone II. Simple, grippy protection that maintains the phone's pocket-friendly profile.
🇨🇭 CH · $299-$449
Punkt. embodies intentional technology and effective minimalism, creating consumer electronics that do their job without intruding on daily life. Founded in Switzerland with Jasper Morrison as art director, their products reflect Bauhaus-inspired clarity, honest materials, and digital sovereignty principles that prioritize user privacy and simplicity over feature bloat.
🇳🇴 NO · $299-$629
reMarkable creates distraction-free paper tablets designed to help people think better. Founded in Norway, they combine E Ink display technology with premium materials to replicate the feel of pen on paper while eliminating digital distractions. Their human-friendly technology philosophy prioritizes focus and cognitive engagement over feature bloat.
🇺🇸 US · $849-$2,499
Framework rejects the disposability of consumer electronics, building modular, repairable, and upgradeable products designed to last. Their philosophy treats computers like durable goods—bicycles and automobiles—where the expectation is long usage lifetimes and designed-in serviceability. Every component is accessible with a standard Phillips screwdriver, challenging the industry assumption that repairability requires sacrificing aesthetics.
🇫🇷 FR · $25-$130
Native Union embodies 'Less but Better' - offering refined tech accessories that balance elegance and performance. Founded in Paris in 2009, they reject cheap, disposable plastics in favor of premium materials and thoughtful design. Their sustainability-first approach uses recycled and plant-based materials while maintaining quality that lasts.
🇬🇧 GB · $99-$799
Nothing celebrates the beauty of raw technology through radical transparency, revealing internal components as visual elements rather than hiding them. Founded by Carl Pei in partnership with Teenage Engineering, the brand removes barriers between people and technology by stripping away the superficial and focusing on what adds true value. Their Glyph Interface and transparent designs challenge fundamental assumptions about premium product aesthetics.
🇺🇸 US · $229
Playdate cures 'touch screen psychosis' through physical, tactile controls with zero-latency interaction. Designed by Teenage Engineering with Panic, it embraces constraints—a 1-bit screen focuses on gameplay, while the analog crank adds a novel physical dimension. Gaming as play, not productivity.