Not just significantly weaker. The Librem 5 uses the Cortex-A53 low-end ARM designs from 2012, and that particular NXP chip is not among the better implementations. The 3GB of RAM is anemic and becomes a greater restriction as time goes on. Many features simply haven't been implemented (most of the sensors) and those that have been that are technically difficult (i.e. camera) provide only a bare experience.

If we're honest about it, the Librem 5 is not something to use as your main phone, it's a toy to experiment with.

> no proprietary drivers unlike anything else on the market

You continue to be misleading with your wording.

https://docs.puri.sm/Hardware/Librem_5/Maintenance/Modem.htm...

You dishonestly promote an $800 product in comment after comment.

Hiding your obvious shilling behind the moral cloak of "activism" is pathetic. It's worse than pathetic, as it runs the risk of harming genuine activism.