I remember fondly when the word phablet became a thing...though I wish I didn't have to ever think about it. In fact, I had almost forgotten that it was a thing...until Lenovo announced the PHAB Plus, its entry into the huge phone game.

Here's the deal: it's got a 6.8-inch display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615, 2GB of RAM, and 13MP/5MP cameras. Like its outdated specs, it's also running Android 5.0 - perfect for those who want to re-live late 2014 all over again. Ah, the memories.

But I digress. The PHAB Plus is designed for one-handed use, thanks to a variety of gestures and whatnot. The usable area can also be downsized so you can reach everything with those super-short thumbs of yours. Silly humans, we're not properly designed for the new generation of phones. I need thumb extensions.

There's also a "base model" of sorts - it's called PHAB - but it's actually bigger. The display is 6.98-inches. Other specs are worse, though: 1GB of RAM and some unnamed octa-core Snapdragon.

If you're into it, the PHAB Plus will set you back $299, and the PHAB $179. They'll both be available in "select countries" in September. So, sometime this month.

Cram. It. All.

Really?

PRESS RELEASE