I saw a post last night that discussed curved screens, and there was a comment from a Apple fan below. He said: If the iPhone uses a curved screen, then he will not be a Apple fan. I was a little confused, but I saw a lot of people agreeing with this comment. As a fruit fan, I he

saw a post last night that discussed curved screens, and there was a complaint from a Apple fan below. He said: If the iPhone uses a curved screen, then he will not be a Apple fan.

I'm a little confused, but I saw a lot of people agreeing with this comment. As a fruit fan, I hold the opposite view, but I didn't say anything. Because from the perspective of the general trend, the iPhone has not used curved screens. and Samsung , which were the first to use curved screens, have also begun to make them flatter. Recently, there have been more and more complaints about curved screens on the Internet, which seem to give people the impression of a curved screen. The screen is going to disappear.

But looking back, domestic high-end flagships still all have curved screens. What is the reason for such persistence?

1, the curved screen is the difference.

iPhone is a benchmark in the mobile phone industry. On the one hand, everyone is crazily imitating it, and on the other hand, they are also crazily making differentiation. Even though some of Android's hardware is much higher than the iPhone's, it still doesn't lose to Android with the iPhone's tweaks. The only thing that Android has but and Apple don't have is a curved screen.

conversely means that if you absolutely want to choose a curved screen, then no matter how much you love iOS, you can only choose Android. This differentiation is a luxury for Android, and curved screens must be grasped.

2, the curved screen is high-end.

There are many synonyms for high-end. In the past, high-end was flagship processor, 2K screen, or top-notch craftsmanship. Nowadays, mid-range machines have long used flagship processors, and some mid-range machines have also used 2K screens. However, the curved screen hardware has not really been downgraded from high-end machines.

Then you can look back at the top flagships. It is said that the curvature of Samsung's screens is getting smaller and smaller, but the top version is still curved. If domestic mobile phones want to hit the high end, curved screens are also a barrier to entry.

Don’t deny it, the current market is like this.

3, advantages of curved screens. The

curved screen does have many shortcomings, but it also has many advantages. Let’s just say an edge return, many people can’t live without it after using it. As for redness and greenness, that’s because the screen doesn’t use good materials. As for the high cost of repairs, that’s your problem, not the phone’s.

In short, the current situation of domestic flagships using curved screens will not change for a while. If you really like straight screens, the mid-range phone camp is a good choice. For example, realme’s new machine

I don’t know what you think of the full screen? Will it become a real fragrance when the iPhone is used in a few years?