My reading comprehension is perfect. You don't seem to comprehend the things that you spew. Let me start with a saying that we have based on your Jesus quote: "You shouldn't be either hot or cold, always aim for the middle." It sits in the mid range both price wise and spec wise. Size can be both large and small depending on the person. SoC is fast enough and is of premium quality, which should shut up both camps that would rather have a tiny bit faster Chinese chip or a tiny bit slower, but proven Qualcomm chip. RAM at 1GB is plenty and midrange and so is the rest. Get a grip with the specs and enjoy the unlike of Jolla, which is the other half together with the UI.

And, just keep in mind, Jolla will in no way ship devices in Samsung's or Apple's volume. They can't have such low prices on low volume initial orders. Simple as. Also, please do answer, "how many would buy a new device with no promise of support in early days at 700EUR?

In conclusion, their first device should be aimed at the midrange, which can suit both parties, the potential lowend buyers that might go up if interested, and potential highend buyers that might go lower for the experience. Jolla have done a decent job in this regard, but also offer quite a different experience with the UI and the other half.