As per The Verge, the Essential Phone carries a price tag of $699 and comes with all the top-of-the-line specifications and features you’d expect to find on board a modern-day flagship, including a Snapdragon 835 processor and 4GB of RAM.

More notably, though, the handset features a stunning 5.7-inch edge-to-edge display that rises to the top, with a small cutout for the 8MP front-facing camera in the middle.

The Essential Phone also has one of the best dual-camera systems on the market (on paper, at least). It’s made up of a regular 13MP CIS and a monochrome CIS that takes in more light than a traditional color camera, so it should perform well in low-light.

Here’s the full spec list:

Essential Phone (PH-1)

Battery

3,040mAh with USB-C fast charging

Camera

8MP front camera with 4K video Dual rear camera (13MP Dual RGB + Mono fusion system)

Dimensions

141.5 x 71.1 x 7.8mm185 grams

Display

5.71″ LTPS LCD with 19:10 ratio 2560 x 1312 pixel Quad HD

RAM

4GB RAM

SoC

Snapdragon 835 (10nm)

Storage

128GB UFS 2.0 (no microSD slot)

Special Features

Titanium body, Ceramic back, Gorilla Glass 5, Magnetic dock, 6Gbps Wireless Accessory Connector, no branding, no bloatware and Bluetooth 5.0 LE.

Earlier we mentioned that the Essential Phone is modular. What this essentially (see what we did there?) means is that you can expand the functionality of your smartphone using a series of attachments.

To get you started, you can purchase a 360-camera module that connects to the top of the handset, giving you the facility to record or stream 360-degree video.

Like the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, the Essential Phone lacks a 3.5mm headphone jack. A bit of a nuisance, we know — and Essential does too, which is why it’s bundling a complimentary USB-C-to-3.5mm headphone adapter in the box of every device it sells.

It’s available to pre-order starting today

The Essential Phone is available to pre-order in four colors — Black Moon, Stellar Grey, Pure White and Ocean Depths — starting today for $699, or $749 with an included 360-degree camera attachment. Unfortunately, there’s no word on when units will start shipping.