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Commodore Callback 8020

A retro flip running Sailfish OS, with a VFD-style cover screen. Pre-order.

Pre-order Cold turkey devices

$399 to $640

All four standard colors (Starlight, BASIC Beige, SX Silver and ProtoPET White) are $399 with the Zero Waste Eco-Validated memory option, which uses remanufactured, stress-tested RAM and storage; the same phone with new memory is $449. Those launch prices are down from list prices of $449 to $499 for the eco builds and $499 to $549 for the new-memory ones. The Founders Edition is $640, down from $699, ships with new memory, and adds PVD gold coating, a presentation ring box, a hard case, IEM earphones and a 24k gold-plated C= key. A three-year extended warranty is $49 and worldwide shipping is free at launch for a limited time. Charged in USD, in full, at pre-order.

  • TypeFlip
  • SoftwareCustom minimal OS
  • Screen3.25" LCD
  • Network2G / 3G / 4G
  • Introduced 2026

Software and apps

Operating system
Sailfish OS (Jolla, Linux-based) with sandboxed Android AppSupport. No Google Play Services, no Play Store. Browsers and social media blocked at system level.
App store
Curated apps
Web browser
No
Email
Unknown
Sideloading
Partly
WhatsApp
Yes
Spotify
Yes
Podcasts
Unknown
Apple Music
Unknown
Your own MP3s
Unknown
RCS messaging
No
Group texts
Unknown
Android Auto
NoSailfish OS is not Android, so there are no Play services.
Maps
Unknown

Hardware

Form factor
Flip (dual screen)
Screen
3.25 inch / 8.3 cm IPS at 480x640 inside, with the touch layer switched off by default and enabled only when an app needs it. 1.77 inch / 4.50 cm VFD-style cover display with five dome notification LEDs.
Camera
Yes
Battery
1,850 mAh user-replaceable
USB-C
Yes
Headphone jack
Yes
Water and dust
IP44

Connectivity

Network
2G / 3G / 4G4G LTE is the ceiling. Commodore says it supports up to 4G VoLTE plus Wi-Fi and left 5G out deliberately, for battery life, a smaller body, better indoor signal and less temptation to stream. Legacy GSM and WCDMA radios are in the published band table.
VoLTE
Yes
SIM
Dual SIM + microSDPhysical dual SIM only. Commodore states it does not use eSIM, though it works with 5G-era SIM cards. A separate microSD slot takes up to 256GB and a 32GB card is in the box.
Wi-Fi hotspot
Unknown
Bands
GSM B1/2/5/8 | WCDMA B1/2/5/8 | LTE-FDD B1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/17/20/25/26/28AB/66/71 | LTE-TDD B38/40/41. Commodore notes Band 14 (first responders) is not supported.
Carriers
Unlocked, physical SIM only. Commodore's own caveat: it supports all major LTE bands worldwide but 'carrier support can vary by region, plan, whitelist, and VoLTE provisioning.'

Where to get one

Regions
Ships worldwide
Countries
Worldwide, with a couple of exceptions Commodore does not name. Free worldwide shipping at launch, for a limited time.
Also sold at
Ordered direct from commodore.net; charged upfront at pre-order

Notes

Sideloading is allowed for everything except browsers and social media, which are blocked at system level. This is a revived brand shipping its first phone, and Commodore's own footnote says the device has not cleared FCC authorization, so no pre-order can ship until it does.

Last updated September 16, 2026.

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