Spanish company Liberux has presented Liberux Nexx, a unique smartphone with 32 GB of RAM, running on the Linux operating system. The new product, aimed at users who value privacy and high performance, was described in detail by the NotebookCheck portal.

Main features of Liberux Nexx

1. Operating system and security

The device runs LiberuxOS, based on Linux, and does not use Google services. To ensure security, the smartphone is equipped with three physical buttons that allow you to turn off communication, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

2. Hardware

  • Processor: RockChip RK3588S (usually used in Smart TV set-top boxes).
  • RAM: 32 GB LPDDR4X - a record figure among smartphones.
  • Storage: 256 GB eMMC expandable via microSD.
  • Battery: Removable, 5300 mAh.
  • Ports: Two USB-C.

3. Screen and cameras

  • Display: 6.34-inch OLED screen with Full HD+ resolution.
  • Main camera: 32 MP.
  • Front camera: 13 MP.

4. Functionality

The smartphone can be connected to a monitor or TV to work with applications on a large screen, which makes it a universal device for both personal and professional use.

5. Crowdfunding campaign

Liberux Nexx has not yet gone on sale, but the manufacturer plans to launch a fundraiser on Kickstarter in the near future. The price of the device is currently unknown.

Liberux Nexx is a smartphone for enthusiasts who value security, the absence of Google services, and high performance. Unique features such as 32GB of RAM, removable battery and Linux OS make the device attractive to a narrow but demanding circle of users.