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The MP works for me just fine. I don't use phones a lot, even before getting it: just the rare texts/calls and using it as a music player 90% of the time it's on me. The MP doesn't fail at either task.
Anything about the keyboard or epaper screen could be said about any other device with either. The epaper display is great in sunlight and I don't mind the refresh rate since I don't need it for video; the physical keyboard trumps touch keyboards in both speed and accuracy, and having it with an epaper display removes the unresponsiveness of using touch keyboards on epaper. The keyboard on the MP is just fine in terms of tactile feedback. I haven't had any complaints about the hardware.
If your usage involves anything with motion, then I question why you even wanted an epaper display to begin with. Despite that, the camera is of surprisingly decent quality and satisfactory for when I need to snap a quick picture when I'm out and about.
Overall, it's just a normal Android phone with epaper and a physical keyboard. The union of the two niches is more or less the reason I wanted it. The custom launcher is also really aesthetically nice and easy to navigate (the picture I sent is basically what it looks like, but I have the text aligned to the left). Naturally, OS options are limited to just stock afaik.
