Red Hydrogen One

“The Red Hydrogen One phone is built like a high-end camera. The 3D screen really works, 2D photos are beautiful with an analog-film vibe and it has a giant battery. The Red Hydrogen One is an exciting, eccentric phone aimed at creatives. But underwhelming video quality and rough software already have us pining for the sequel.”

“Individually, there are quite a few compelling aspects of this hardware and software, and there's really not another phone on the market that hits the same features. But it still feels very much like a first-gen product, even despite the advancements over earlier 3D phones. Unless you're crazy in love with 3D screens, or are placing an enormous amount of faith in as-of-yet unreleased add-on modules, I just don't know how spending that much cash on this phone will seem like a good idea.”

“The Red Hydrogen One is an exciting peek into what could be the future of display technology, but it's wrapped in a phone that isn't as well-rounded as its premium peers.”

“The Hydrogen One is a massive phone designed around the promise of powerful modular attachments to create the best mobile imaging experience around. But until those additional components are made available, it's just an unremarkable phone that does little to justify its high price.”