Essential acknowledges how bad its first smartphone camera was: ‘We heard you, and we’re going to do it better on the second-gen, for sure’

Essential Phone 2Hollis Johnson/Business Insider

  • Essential, the tech startup founded by Android creator Andy Rubin, released its first phone in 2017. 
  • The phone was generally well-received by critics, but its camera was widely panned. 
  • Essential says it’s currently working to make the camera better on the next version of its phone. 

Essential knows people didn’t like the camera on its first smartphone, the PH-1, but a better one is on the way.

The Essential Phone, which is the brainchild of Android creator Andy Rubin, launched in August 2017. The phone is made of ceramic and titanium, has a nearly edge-to-edge display, and has built-in connectors on the back for accessories like a 360 camera. 

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