Hisense has shared more specifications for its upcoming A10 e-ink smartphone. The announcement comes a month after Hisense first started teasing the device in June.
Hisense A10 Specifications
At the core of the A10 sits Qualcomm QCM6690, which is an enterprise-grade 4nm octa-core processor. The device supports PDF page turning, splits the screen for multiple documents, and keeps handwriting annotation smooth even during long sessions.
The processor also manages a smart temperature control system that cuts down on ghosting, a common issue with e-ink displays. When the screen sits idle for reading, the chip automatically lowers its frequency, which stretches battery life well past what typical flagship chips offer. The phone runs Android 16 out of the box and will receive long-term system updates and security patches.
Hisense packed the A10 with six practical features. These include NFC, an infrared remote that controls air conditioners, TVs, projectors, and set-top boxes without an internet connection, native app cloning for popular apps, built-in call recording, magnetic wireless charging, and a dedicated fast refresh mode built to fight lag and ghosting on the e-ink panel.
The design carries over details from Hisense’s earlier reveal: a 6.13-inch paper-like e-ink display up front for reading and note-taking, paired with an optional LCD color screen on the back. Users can switch between the two screens freely, using the color display for photos, comics, charts, and everyday social apps.
The A10 is Hisense’s first major e-ink phone update since the A9 returned to shelves last year with a refreshed spec sheet. The Hisense A10 is set to launch in August, with sales expected to begin toward the end of the month.
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