Why is it amazing news? The thing is still what every Android site says it is, lol. Perhaps this new Commodore offshoot didn't buy the phones from anything but a Chinese Fire Sale site, but it is what all the sites say it is. They didn't custom make the thing, it's a mass market, low to mid range phone from China with a Chickenlips logo screened onto it.
I don't consider it coming with AROS ROM's a selling point, personally. AROS is a terrific offering, but assuming the Android ROM's are in a similar state as the desktop ones are, well - a few days ago when I tried the newest AROS replacement ROM's under UAE, I couldn't even vaguely consider them being "daily driver" replacement ROM's for the ones the good folks at Commodore did 20 years ago (3.1). Sorry, AROS guys, that's my experience as of a few days ago.
Not a slag against AROS, it's a hell of a big project to rewrite ROM's/a legacy ROM/OS replacement, but when I tried them last (again, a few days ago, via UAE/AF), I'm not sure I'd even call them usable. I couldn't even get CED fired up under them, anyways, much less my usual suite of apps I run on legacy Amiga OS.
But far be it from me to dissuade anyone from paying double what a product is going for just because some freeware software (emulators, ROM's) and a Chickenlips logo is on there.
Anyone with a good set of eyes can see what the thing is, hardware wise. If you wanted a custom Commodore phone, well, you'll get a custom Commodore PET box, lol.