100% agreed.you had to stick to plastic protectors as opposed to the superior tempered glass protectors. Im so happy that i can now put a tempered glass protector on my s24U. I also have a oneplus 12 which came with a pre-installed plastic protector, which is tough ( its thicker than your average plastic screen protector) and although it shows heavy damage now, i dread removing it bc i know a 3rd party protector wont stick to the edges like the factory installed protector. Im also happy that the oneplus 13 is expected to come out with a flat screen. I will for sure trade in my oneplus 12 for a oneplus 13.
@@XeonoX-h3w yeah, no thanks. i would rather have a futuristic flat screen phone that doesn't require me to GLUE something on it like a caveman Bro! We left the dark ages a long time ago! Im not gluing a screen protector to my phone like a 14th century peasant. We live in the age of AI, of tesla bots, self driving cars, reusable rockets! And flat screen phones are the next big advancement in technology.
currently using Oneplus 12R and 3 generations of Galaxy Notes before it and have also never had this problem, also my hands are pretty big, I can easily stretch my Thumb across my whole Phone to even touch my fingers
Same, though the glaire and fragility is true, though it never happened, my S23 Ultra is going strong and I'm not interested in upgrading to S24 or 25 anytime soon.
fr, people just shit about screen touches and screen protectors. Ps.I use spigen neoflex screen protectors on s10, s20 and s23 ultra, easy and fast installation. Also no accidental touches and smooth side gestures(used note fe, note9, s10, s10 5g, s20, s23 ultra)
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I'll tell you, when you put a screen protector on it doesn't seal, and after a short period dust and dirt gets up in the curve. Something no one wants, causing people to have to replace it multiple times.
and because you can not put a screen protector and the case does not protect the screen very well it falls and you have a broken screen, then they want to sell you a new phone.
I agree with this. Phones with flat screens and symmetrical bezels looks like an iphone variant and any phone with non curved sides looks like any android phone, even if it's an expensive phone but just looking like any other phone.
@@kenon6968 modern iPhones aren't memorable. They look nice absolutely but the older ones were noticeable even from a distance because of that iconic home screen button. The newer ones don't have that silhouette
I'm still rockin my Galaxy S10 with curved screen. I used to be part of the group that upgrades every year but my S10 is probably 5 years old and I have no plans to upgrade unless I break or lose it. Looking back, I have wasted so much money on phones over the years when really all manufacturers do is make the camera marginally better and hike the price $100 bucks. I wouldn't have a phone at all if my employer didn't require me to have one.
@@adaninurs Back when they first started removing headphone jacks I found it an issue, but the price of good quality wireless earbuds has gone down immensely since then, so I don't really mind anymore.
I never had a problem with curved displays, they were great ! It's not a "trend", it's the fact that the companies just want to make more money and a flat display is cheaper to manufacture - that's it.
On the other hand, curved screens have poor repairability, which pushed users to buy a new phone rather than fixing the screen in case it breaks. Besides, manufacturers love these luxury features so they can create a larger phone lineup in order to accomodate "luxury" versions.
@@antoniopedro6273sometimes it could be just brands. Like my vivo flagship curved screen replacement is still cheaper than samsung flat screen though. Although it was free for green line issues
nope, not in my case anyway. Mous cases are thinner on the sides so edge of the screen can be used. sadly this feature allowed my Note to make very intimate contact with a metal table leg, which essentially rendered it very not working. Insurance sorted out the replacement screen, Samsung wanted £300...
Even if curved screens fading from fassion i would like to see more curves. Not nessesarely on the display but on the edget and esspecialy in the corners. Its so much more conforteable than the aluminium bricks we have now.
The iPhone 11 pro and XS were the pinnacle of comfortable phone design. Curved frame, quality stainless steel, minimal camera bump that doesn't wobble with a case. None of these you find nowadays on premium phones.
The s24 ultra has curves and still have enough space for a pen. If it would have rounded corners instead of the pen it would be the perfect s24+@@okene
I think saying the consumer drives the market and we choose function over form is very generous. Phones still have glass backs which is very impractical, they don't have headphone jacks, they prioritize thinness instead of making them thicker to allow more room for a bigger battery, plus they'd be easier to hold. We have screen cutouts for cameras, how is that practical? They got rid of LED notification lights, the list goes on.
The consumer does drive the market. Samsung copied Apple for not having a headphone jack but people bought them anyways. Curved screens left because people didn’t want them. The iPhone mini failed since the market said people don’t want small phones.
@@ganymedehedgehog371 Samsung saw the same potential as Apple in that they could take something away and sell you the solution, in this case, wireless earbuds. We'd be dealing in "what ifs", but I would think that Samsung is too big to fail, being the top smartphone manufacturer. Samsung dropped the headphone jack with the S20 in 2020, and at least in North America, who was left making flagship phones that people knew about and would gladly switch to? LG was on their last legs, HTC was dead, Huawei phones were banned in 2019, Sony is still around (my choice) but for dumb legal reasons, the fingerprint scanner was disabled. It still works on the international versions, so luckily I get those in Canada. Their only real competition was the Google Pixel, which even today only makes up about 12% of the North American market. Yes, the world is much more than just North America, but it's an example of where Samsung is at. It's not really Android vs iPhone, it's Samsung vs iPhone. When regular people walk into a store to buy a phone, they'll be greeted with Samsung and Apple as the top options. People were going to buy Samsung phones regardless because they're the top brand and regular people aren't going to do the research into other brands. I can understand curved screens. I've never owned one, but I can tell they'd be awful to use. I don't understand the shift away from smaller phones though. I have smaller hands, so I picked out a relatively small phone that would be easier to handle. For a couple years I used the Sony XZ1 with a 5.2" screen, then in 2021, I got the Sony 5ii with a 6.1" screen, but it's only slightly taller and not as wide so it was a lateral move in terms of size, which is good. I don't know what the deal is with smaller phones, I wish they were more popular. I don't believe brands removed features because people didn't want them though, it was probably more for form. Reviewers like Marques kept pushing and pushing for smaller bezels, thinner designs, and "premium feel". Useful features got in the way of achieving these goals, so they had to go, and I think phones are much worse than they could be because of it. If a phone is supposed to be an all-in-one media device, why are we missing headphone jacks, big batteries, and great internal stereo speakers? They've improved over time, but they could be so much better. Why are we putting glass on the back of phones when these are supposed to be able to withstand the abuse of being on the move? There's so much I could say, I hate the path smartphones have taken and I have for many years now.
It was neat, but I won't miss it. It made cases and screen protectors less effective, broken screens more common, and the edge control interface never worked the way it was supposed to
They didn’t just “think.” The curves were completely impractical and made the phone worse in so many ways. Cant think of any real advantages to having curved phones
Never had problems with accidental touches or glare on my s8 and s21U, but one of them died because of the curved display, when it touched something wrong...
Yea i had my note 20 ultra for years, I don't ever recall having any accidental touches at all lol. I traded in for an s24 ultra and I greatly prefer the flat screen however
Same. Never has any issues with it. My S8+ was my baby and im still salty that I slipped and dropped it into a pool at a hotel 2 years ago. Would 100% use it over my s24+ or the flip 4 that ive had since then. Like my 24+ alright but don't like the squared off edge trend as it makes phones feel awkward to me in the hand unless you have a bulky case that can make it more hand-shaped(which is also awkward in just a different way). More normal minimalist cases still end up being pretty 'sharp' cause of it.
@@ovrwrldkiler i kinda like the flat display because i use screensavers. My s21u hit a corner and the screen exploded. Since no screensaver worked for more than a week, i didnt use any. It was better in the hand tho
3:56 no, I don't know what you're talking about. I've never had a single issue due to a curved display, although I've heard those were common on Chinese phones. I guess it's all xiaomi and huawei fault for disappearance of curved displays, samsung absolutely nailed it
I used the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite, which has a curved screen. Accidental touches happened frequently, and if something appeared near the edge, I couldn’t tap it easily. After that experience, I told myself: never again with curved screens
Something is ironic about curved displays: while a number of high-end smartphones nowadays are phasing out curved displays, there are an increasing number of mid-range phones that have curved displays from manufacturers like Tecno, Infinix, and Lava.
I am quite surprised that nobody has mentioned anything about the LG G Flex First Edition smartphone here in the comments and yes you could get a screen protector and case. I still have my G Flex. 😊👍
Have an S22 ultra with a curved screen. Glare is no more an issue than flat, never accidentally touched edge of screen. And in the words of Jerryrigeverything glass is glass and glass breaks. Samsung curved screens are just as brittle as Iphone. I see 10x more iphone screens cracked. People who don't put cases on their phones don't protect their investments. Overall, video was mostly inconclusive and only reason Samsung stopped making them is because it's A. Cheaper, and B. (Unlike apple) is a change of design. Because iphone 13 to present are subtle in differences.
Maybe Samsung is going away from overly curved screens because no one really wants them and Apple is doing well with their flat displays. Seriously who really asked for curved displays to begin with? When they first came out I'm pretty sure the majority of people hated it and wished Samsung and other phone makers would go back to making flat screens again.
Most of the problems I've had with a curved screen were solved with a case, and it does look really nice having the screen go all the way to the case. I do agree with the accidental touches, its a pain without a case.
In short people don’t know what they want. They thought they wanted curved screens and thinner phones. Then Apple said forget that and kept flat screens and made phones thicker and heavier with metal bezels and everyone jumped on board.
It's funny how everyone always said that curved screens gave them accidental touches but every phone I ever had with flat displays gave me accidental touches while curved edge displays NEVER gave me them, they even felt more natural to me
Sunroof in car, is like curved display in smartphone. Some like, some don't. But, instead of sunroof, ventilated seats are much required in summer. 🤔🤔😃😃
@@alexandruciordas4941 "oh wow, I find it hard to believe but which phones are you basing your experience on?" is something you could've written yet you chose to think you know better what I experienced than myself
@@LukaCuturicthe curved screens are objectivelly inferior in almost every way apart from the fact that (subjectively) they might look better for some people.
The main problem is that they used to give you options. Now it's flat, all across the board. While most phone line ups have 4 different screen sizes... why not just, make ONE of them with a curved display? Just one? They're literally about to introduce a 5th size for their top lineup phones for most companies. I don't care about a .3 inch difference, give me a different display or interesting design on atleast ONE of those phones.
Curved display still looks futuristic. It gives me a feeling like I'm holding a real deal, like news paper, some journal, or manga book. Advanced phone experience that is becoming unavailable over years
I was purposefully sticking to my note0 for as long as i could. when it came out, it was so ahead of it's time, that i really wanted to test how long i could keep it while still keeping it relevant. i had to upgrade 4 years later because it was starting to get slow, but most importantly because it didnt have 5g and wanted a bigger screen. so i upgraded to a s23U, and i was so dissapointed to see that it still had a curved display. then when the s24u came out, i upgraded again for the flat screen and the aditional 4gb of ram.
@@thelonewolf70x7Because we use flat screen for every other tech product that has a screen. Do you want a tv with curved edges? No, because it’s fucking useless.
Did it? I love flat screens and I wish Phone companies would provide flat screens but they don't, majority of the brands in the market is still on Flat screens, Nothing, Samsung, And iPhone are the few companies providing flat screens while Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Iqoo, Realme, Motorola, Lava, Honor, OnePlus are still at Curved screens, Literally 70% of the market is still curved.
@@Michael-sb8jf Yeah I liked samsung for that. My last is A10 , I have 3 samsung and I stopped it . Nowdays it's just because I don't like the most popular brands But I love Samsung's Gallery app . No chinese phone can do same. I download lots of pics. And specially certain WebP gifs don't run on One plus , and some chinese gallery. Third party is okay but that may be data / privacy issue. Samsung gallery is why I have 512 ( max ) GB of SD on A10 , but my new phone One plus nord 3 is only 256gb and 64Gb SD for music, and extra files. Btw idk if it's good or bad , but new samsung phones look like S24 so it makes them not feel cheap while making s24 questionably cheap. It's same with Redmi14C looking like flagship Oppo / Vivo making them feel cheap or vice versa ( redmi 14c feeling expensive ) also one of 14c is glass back and that's crazy cheap. The phone looks like 300-400 $ atleast ( but is 120$~ ) looks matter because my own 320$ phone looks like 180$ Xiaomi or Techno/Infinix and it makes it feel cheap.
I always thought I'd love curved screens but most people dislike it and told me not to get a phone with one. Well I bought a Motorola Edge 40 and I love it. It looks and feels awesome. I hope the Edge Line stays on the market for a long time.
But One plus 13 has now flat , which I'm glad atleast it has but don't worry other brands still have it ! Last time 12 Op was curve's turn , now Flat's turn ! , 50-50. Carl pei should return to one plus then it'd be alive again , I really have hard time coping with Nothing phone being made by Carl because I love one plus , but it's because he led most decision on Oxygen OS and the phone itself.
@HotRod-05 If they'd get serious about their devices instead of playing mid-range queen, they'd be insane and near the top of the market. They should be honestly.
@SirDella they sold off loads of their IP (stuff that literally made a few industries) and have just been hanging on since. It's sad because they used to make some of THEE premier Android experience devices too. Their current stuff have aspects, but not the full package it seems. It's sad, because the entire telecommunications would not be where it is without them, period.
Many of the Chinese phone brands still use curves. They're slightly curved on all sides, top, bottom, left, AND right, and it makes the phone feel so much nicer to use. Basically, every edge has become its own function to swipe from. When it's flat, it feels far less comfortable than when it's slightly curved. Personally, I prefer the curves. I'm currently using a Samsun S24 Ultra, all flat screen. I like the phone, but I certainly miss the tactile feeling of those curved displays. I also miss how beautiful curved screens look, compared to the way flat screens look.
Watching this on my 4+yo Oneplus 7t pro. Best phone I've ever had and I got no plans on replacing it until it literally falls apart. Love the curves on it
I never had any issues with Curved screens, they also make android back gesture a pleasure to use, their immersiveness and the classy look makes me a big fan as well, hope they never go away as it seems comapanies are just removing them to just make a change in their new flagship cause they really have mothing interesting to add.
I have an S10+ and I don't intend to change anytime soon. I've come to really like the rounded edge and actually miss them when I use a phone that doesn't have them. I used to find them annoying because it made it impossible to get screen protectors but I've switched to a simple adhesive one to project the screen from scratches.
This is true. But it has nothing to do with killing curved displays. They were more of a hassle than they were worth. Curved displays have no functional benefit that can’t be achieved just as well or better on a flat screen. It was pretty gimmick and nothing more.
@@cardgameenjoyer7446 Exactly. A pretty gimmick. It added no actual function and had a ton of trade offs. It looked good on some phones. But did nothing to actually improve the device beyond aesthetics.
It's sad how marketability cuts creativity. There have been so many amazing designs throughout history that were abandoned because of low marketability
I'm glad this trend is coming to an end. The only phone which got a shattered screen were curved, and I ended up not fixing them due to the higher repair cost.
Curved display phones looked really beautiful. I owned a Galaxy S6 edge and still to this day the phone looks amazing. I've seen many curved screen phones over the years and all of those are spectacular from regular flat screens. As cool as it was but these came with some complications. Curve display had mistouch problems. More newest ones definitely solved that problem with software. There was another matter that probably made it economically a baf thing. It was always hard to find curved screen protectors. And those were pricey. Regular screen protectors won't fit good. Not to mention those screen proctors were expensive to manufacture.
I didn't even realize my s22u has a slight curve till now. Then again it's been in a huge otterbox since it was removed from its original box Though if the new phones have removed the side short cut I riot
Been rocking one of these for 5 years now, and I'm honestly bummed you can't really find a flagship without it anymore. It's more comfortable to hold for me, and feels so nice to use, I'm gonna miss curved screens
The problem with curved edge screen phones is that once the display sustains damages on its edge, it makes the phone practically useless (if damaged on the right spot). It happened to me a few months ago (& yes, I always wear my phones with cases). I was shattered 😭. I highly doubt I'll go back to an edge-screen phone ever again.
I've been using curved screens since 2016. No accidental touches, no glare 0 problems, and I always use a phone case on my $1K+ glass pocket computer because I'm not an idiot. Actually, I remember when the Galaxy s10e came out, and everyone was complaining that it did not have curved edges. Curved edges not only give it a sleeker look, thinner side bezels for a better edge to edge display, but it also feels nicer in the hand for those who don't use a case. Unlike iPhone a few years back, when people were complaining about it's sharp edges digging into their hands. Did it serve any practicality? Not really other than getting rid of side bezels. The only real downside is a little bit more vulnerability to cracking when dropped. Now I'm not saying curved edges are the future, or need to be on every phone, or are specifically a luxury feature, but I will say it is not a hindrance by any means. It's just a design feature, like choosing rims on a car.
They found something that made you say "thats a Samsung!" And then went straight back to what they're good at. Doing exactly what they've made fun of others for.
The curved screen on my old samsung was practically indestructible. Working in construction, i def had alot of accidents to test that on. I never put a protector on it.
I saw curved screens as a way to go for the bezeless look and have a higher screen to body ratio. But now at this point in technology, we can have a flat screen and smaller bezels
Everything is TRUE but I still love curved display, BTW I have vivo v27 pro not much of a premium phone, but feels premium and serves curve display purpose
I never even considered a curved screen phone because they always seemed unpractical since day one. The curved screen was too close to your fingers, so the chances of accidentally touching the side of the screen were much higher
Never new there were phones that were curved inwards! That seems like a neat idea, actually. Especially when using your phone one-handed, having the display be higher up on the opposite side would make it easier to reach the other side of your screen with your thumb.
I still think that S6 and S7 Edges were one of the most gorgeous phones ever imo. I still remember how much I craved for S6 edge, when commercials were rolling for it.
Curved screens looks pretty but screen protector for them were a nightmare. And expensive......have you ever tried to install one of those up glue ones?!
I do find it sad that they are going away, I really like the curve on my S20+ since the curve is just big enough to have an immersive viewing experience without annoying bezels, but it's also small enough to the point where I haven't really had any issues with lighting or accidental touches. I do agree that phones like the edge series have a curve that's way to mush, but I'd like to see them come back with just a slight curve.
The thing with curved screens was that it had "more screen" which meant more glass which further related to an increased chance of damage and glass breaking which was also more expensive and difficult to repair/replace and thus they went out of trend
Watching this on a flexible OLED! Might be worth noting, iPhones with OLED panels use flexible OLEDs, tucking the end in towards the connector on the board. This allowed them to reduce the bezels.
My Note 5 was so old that when it broke my insurance sent me a Note 8 as a replacement. The curved screen was so cool and futuristic that I absolutely fell in love with it. When I finally upgraded to the Pixel 8 Pro the flat screen was probably my favorite part.
It became a curse on my Note 10+ when my cousin started playing clash of kings on it and accidentally dropping his troops in the wrong place. Truth be told, I was all in for the Edge displays, the VR+Smartphone duo, the huge freaking cameras on the back and now the whole folding frenzy. I like innovation and there are enough rich people to pump those innovations forward. Of course they are impractical, they're outside the norm. Why settle for boring? But art and science is dead and profit is the only goal.
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Curved screens were impossible to find a screen protector for.
I never use screen protector
Have you heard of aliexpress?
100% agreed.you had to stick to plastic protectors as opposed to the superior tempered glass protectors. Im so happy that i can now put a tempered glass protector on my s24U.
I also have a oneplus 12 which came with a pre-installed plastic protector, which is tough ( its thicker than your average plastic screen protector)
and although it shows heavy damage now, i dread removing it bc i know a 3rd party protector wont stick to the edges like the factory installed protector.
Im also happy that the oneplus 13 is expected to come out with a flat screen. I will for sure trade in my oneplus 12 for a oneplus 13.
@@heroedeleyenda05 you can get tempered glass with UV glue. It's tricky to put on but if you manage it works really well
@@XeonoX-h3w yeah, no thanks. i would rather have a futuristic flat screen phone that doesn't require me to GLUE something on it like a caveman
Bro! We left the dark ages a long time ago!
Im not gluing a screen protector to my phone like a 14th century peasant.
We live in the age of AI, of tesla bots, self driving cars, reusable rockets!
And flat screen phones are the next big advancement in technology.
I have never faced accidental touch in my curved phone
same for me, it depends on the software and how it uses the curve touch response. Huawei does it great
I have been using oppo for 3,5y and never had this issues, now i am on OP12 and it's even better
True, I'm Realme 11 pro
That may be because you have really tiny hands
currently using Oneplus 12R and 3 generations of Galaxy Notes before it and have also never had this problem, also my hands are pretty big, I can easily stretch my Thumb across my whole Phone to even touch my fingers
Tbh, I used 4 different curved screen phones and never experienced annoying accidental screen touches…
Screens without curve feels cheap now…
The S24 feel so cheap
Same, though the glaire and fragility is true, though it never happened, my S23 Ultra is going strong and I'm not interested in upgrading to S24 or 25 anytime soon.
This video doesn't have the best takes imo. Curved screens are not obsolete they are still top of their game. This guy is just apple shill imo.
fr, people just shit about screen touches and screen protectors.
Ps.I use spigen neoflex screen protectors on s10, s20 and s23 ultra, easy and fast installation. Also no accidental touches and smooth side gestures(used note fe, note9, s10, s10 5g, s20, s23 ultra)
U have baby plastic hands then
Wow, It never crossed my mind that your YT Channel is small, your videos are extremely high-quality and you definitely deserve more! Keep up the amazing work
fancy seeing u here niktek 😂
niktek watching mobile tech? Impossible.
@NikTek Damn! You're right!
@@StuD44 ikr? try not to watch mobile tech(difficulty:impossible)
I'll tell you, when you put a screen protector on it doesn't seal, and after a short period dust and dirt gets up in the curve. Something no one wants, causing people to have to replace it multiple times.
There are wet apply screen protectors that have some kind of fluid underneath the protector on all edges, but the protector was a plastic film
Yooo I used to watch your videos when I was a kid lol
I had this problem with my Galaxy Note 10+
Happend to my flat screen red magic 9pro......looooool
and because you can not put a screen protector and the case does not protect the screen very well it falls and you have a broken screen, then they want to sell you a new phone.
Nowadays almost every flagship phone looks like an iPhone variant
The OG iPhones, which were the nicest designed ones and the most durable.
I agree with this. Phones with flat screens and symmetrical bezels looks like an iphone variant and any phone with non curved sides looks like any android phone, even if it's an expensive phone but just looking like any other phone.
But they worked while curved displays didn’t and were worse and more expensive to make. It’s a lose lose to make a phone with a curved display
@@kenon6968 modern iPhones aren't memorable. They look nice absolutely but the older ones were noticeable even from a distance because of that iconic home screen button. The newer ones don't have that silhouette
Mine doesn't. It's a z-flip
I'm still rockin my Galaxy S10 with curved screen. I used to be part of the group that upgrades every year but my S10 is probably 5 years old and I have no plans to upgrade unless I break or lose it.
Looking back, I have wasted so much money on phones over the years when really all manufacturers do is make the camera marginally better and hike the price $100 bucks. I wouldn't have a phone at all if my employer didn't require me to have one.
Google be like:
We'll push for securty and make apps require the latest os and you'll be forced to upgrade.
hello fellow half a decade old s10 user
Man, I wish i had an S10.... i want that headphone jack!!:")
@@lmf868root exists, I saw someone Installing android 9 on Galaxy S2 or something else
@@adaninurs Back when they first started removing headphone jacks I found it an issue, but the price of good quality wireless earbuds has gone down immensely since then, so I don't really mind anymore.
Currently have S6 Edge+ and Note FE, hands down one of the best looking phones of samsung, still looks futuristic to me
No lol!
Especially compared to phone nowadays that you cant even distinguish which model it is from front
I myself really love curve screen, no accidental touchs as of now. I'm using OnePlus 12
Wait the oneplus 12 is curved?
@@AZOOZ4A Yes, but it sounds like they're also going for a flatter look with the OnePlus 13.
Same! Also rocking a one plus 12
I'm using the 11 currently curved as well, but curved just enough to look absolutely gorgeous.
Same
I never had a problem with curved displays, they were great ! It's not a "trend", it's the fact that the companies just want to make more money and a flat display is cheaper to manufacture - that's it.
On the other hand, curved screens have poor repairability, which pushed users to buy a new phone rather than fixing the screen in case it breaks. Besides, manufacturers love these luxury features so they can create a larger phone lineup in order to accomodate "luxury" versions.
Well, me, for one, I am glad samsung went away with it....curved screens were a nightmare to get good screen protectors for
Finally someone gets it... It's all about minimizing cost and maximizing profit!
@@antoniopedro6273sometimes it could be just brands. Like my vivo flagship curved screen replacement is still cheaper than samsung flat screen though. Although it was free for green line issues
So true
if you had a phone case like 99% of the people, it would cover the edges and not let you accidentally touch them
Nah id rather just buy a flat display
nope, not in my case anyway. Mous cases are thinner on the sides so edge of the screen can be used. sadly this feature allowed my Note to make very intimate contact with a metal table leg, which essentially rendered it very not working. Insurance sorted out the replacement screen, Samsung wanted £300...
@@devilkazumi578 I agree, but I had the Note 8 with an edge screen for almost 4 years and never encountered this issue
@@fishman368 i had a s20 ultra and everytime i tried to scroll or held it a certain way random stuff would get pressed
@@devilkazumi578 well that sucks lol
TBH I've been rockin a curved display smartphone for years now with no issues
Even if curved screens fading from fassion i would like to see more curves. Not nessesarely on the display but on the edget and esspecialy in the corners. Its so much more conforteable than the aluminium bricks we have now.
The iPhone 11 pro and XS were the pinnacle of comfortable phone design. Curved frame, quality stainless steel, minimal camera bump that doesn't wobble with a case. None of these you find nowadays on premium phones.
The bricks look more slick and modern, plus they free up more internal space to be used for components
The s24 ultra has curves and still have enough space for a pen. If it would have rounded corners instead of the pen it would be the perfect s24+@@okene
@@CChargeDD the s24 ultra has barely any curves at all. Nothing compared to what Samsung used to do. I still have my old S8, it's night and day👍
I loved the curved rear glass of my S7, it made it much more comfortable to hold
6:04 But couldn't fit a headphone jack huh
Find me the jack on the s22 s23 or s24 please
earbuds are cheap nowadays, and more reliable than wired
@@Peatexsound delays tho. as someone who play fps, even more worse on rhythm games on phone
@@gflaccount4445get a dongle if you’re that serious about gaming on smartphone lmfao
@@Peatex Latency, interference, worse sound quality, and bluetooth generally being the worst wireless standard that's still in use, all beg to differ.
watching this from my curved xiaomi
From curved to Hua Wei 😂
Same
Note 13+?
@@TheHardcoreLegends yup but Idk if I made the right choice for my budget
I was worried about my flat replacemet screen on note 10plus and now I'm ok because flat screen is better I guess
“Glass is glass, and glass breaks.”
-JerryRigEverything
I think saying the consumer drives the market and we choose function over form is very generous. Phones still have glass backs which is very impractical, they don't have headphone jacks, they prioritize thinness instead of making them thicker to allow more room for a bigger battery, plus they'd be easier to hold. We have screen cutouts for cameras, how is that practical? They got rid of LED notification lights, the list goes on.
The glass backs was totally designed concept that got forced it upon us, no consumer is clamoring for that "feature"
The consumer does drive the market. Samsung copied Apple for not having a headphone jack but people bought them anyways. Curved screens left because people didn’t want them. The iPhone mini failed since the market said people don’t want small phones.
@@ganymedehedgehog371 Samsung saw the same potential as Apple in that they could take something away and sell you the solution, in this case, wireless earbuds. We'd be dealing in "what ifs", but I would think that Samsung is too big to fail, being the top smartphone manufacturer. Samsung dropped the headphone jack with the S20 in 2020, and at least in North America, who was left making flagship phones that people knew about and would gladly switch to? LG was on their last legs, HTC was dead, Huawei phones were banned in 2019, Sony is still around (my choice) but for dumb legal reasons, the fingerprint scanner was disabled. It still works on the international versions, so luckily I get those in Canada. Their only real competition was the Google Pixel, which even today only makes up about 12% of the North American market. Yes, the world is much more than just North America, but it's an example of where Samsung is at. It's not really Android vs iPhone, it's Samsung vs iPhone. When regular people walk into a store to buy a phone, they'll be greeted with Samsung and Apple as the top options. People were going to buy Samsung phones regardless because they're the top brand and regular people aren't going to do the research into other brands.
I can understand curved screens. I've never owned one, but I can tell they'd be awful to use. I don't understand the shift away from smaller phones though. I have smaller hands, so I picked out a relatively small phone that would be easier to handle. For a couple years I used the Sony XZ1 with a 5.2" screen, then in 2021, I got the Sony 5ii with a 6.1" screen, but it's only slightly taller and not as wide so it was a lateral move in terms of size, which is good. I don't know what the deal is with smaller phones, I wish they were more popular.
I don't believe brands removed features because people didn't want them though, it was probably more for form. Reviewers like Marques kept pushing and pushing for smaller bezels, thinner designs, and "premium feel". Useful features got in the way of achieving these goals, so they had to go, and I think phones are much worse than they could be because of it. If a phone is supposed to be an all-in-one media device, why are we missing headphone jacks, big batteries, and great internal stereo speakers? They've improved over time, but they could be so much better. Why are we putting glass on the back of phones when these are supposed to be able to withstand the abuse of being on the move?
There's so much I could say, I hate the path smartphones have taken and I have for many years now.
It was neat, but I won't miss it. It made cases and screen protectors less effective, broken screens more common, and the edge control interface never worked the way it was supposed to
What happened was people used curved screen phones. People thought they were worse than flat screens. Curved screens died.
They didn’t just “think.” The curves were completely impractical and made the phone worse in so many ways. Cant think of any real advantages to having curved phones
I thought they were better
@@kingdeedeeit looks cool
I had the s7 edge. It looked cool indeed @@AverageAlien
@@AverageAlien lots of practical ways to make a phone “look cool” lol
Curved screens were also used on CRT monitors, but they were abandoned, followed by flat LCD monitors.
For a first vid this is damn nice! I thought you had thousands of subs so gg and keep going :)
2:58 Meanwhile Apple: Removes Headphone Jack
Pure InnoVation!!!!
samsung did that bs too sadly
It must have been a good idea. Who had a headphone jack?
I don't find the headphone jack on s20, s21, s22, s23 and s24 series
Never had problems with accidental touches or glare on my s8 and s21U, but one of them died because of the curved display, when it touched something wrong...
Yea i had my note 20 ultra for years, I don't ever recall having any accidental touches at all lol. I traded in for an s24 ultra and I greatly prefer the flat screen however
Yea i never had accidental touches also. Maybe it's the way some ppl held the phones. Or meatier hands, idk.
Same. Never has any issues with it. My S8+ was my baby and im still salty that I slipped and dropped it into a pool at a hotel 2 years ago. Would 100% use it over my s24+ or the flip 4 that ive had since then. Like my 24+ alright but don't like the squared off edge trend as it makes phones feel awkward to me in the hand unless you have a bulky case that can make it more hand-shaped(which is also awkward in just a different way). More normal minimalist cases still end up being pretty 'sharp' cause of it.
@@ovrwrldkiler i kinda like the flat display because i use screensavers. My s21u hit a corner and the screen exploded. Since no screensaver worked for more than a week, i didnt use any. It was better in the hand tho
I had a lot of problems with accidental touches from the edge of my hand. Now I'm back to a flat screen, and the comfort of use is much higher.
3:56 no, I don't know what you're talking about. I've never had a single issue due to a curved display, although I've heard those were common on Chinese phones. I guess it's all xiaomi and huawei fault for disappearance of curved displays, samsung absolutely nailed it
I used the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite, which has a curved screen. Accidental touches happened frequently, and if something appeared near the edge, I couldn’t tap it easily. After that experience, I told myself: never again with curved screens
im gonna watch this dude grow cuz the amount of quality for a first video is astounding.
Same! I thought he had a lot more subs than 400ish.
Yeah he has potential
This is the first video of him I've watched
Something is ironic about curved displays: while a number of high-end smartphones nowadays are phasing out curved displays, there are an increasing number of mid-range phones that have curved displays from manufacturers like Tecno, Infinix, and Lava.
Nah that's just Chinese domestic manufacturing, get everything one generation out of date for a fraction of the price
Extremely underrated subbed . Looks like your a pro already at making RUclips videos lol great vid
After using curved screen i cant go back to normal screen its too good man
i legit didnt notice that this is your first video. This video is sooo fire. Keep it up!
I am quite surprised that nobody has mentioned anything about the LG G Flex First Edition smartphone here in the comments and yes you could get a screen protector and case. I still have my G Flex. 😊👍
he gets to the point at 3:33
Revanced manager for RUclips. God tier with sponsorblock
@@lukas______dont advertise it.
The less people use it the less problem we're gonna have
May God bless you
Have an S22 ultra with a curved screen. Glare is no more an issue than flat, never accidentally touched edge of screen. And in the words of Jerryrigeverything glass is glass and glass breaks. Samsung curved screens are just as brittle as Iphone. I see 10x more iphone screens cracked. People who don't put cases on their phones don't protect their investments. Overall, video was mostly inconclusive and only reason Samsung stopped making them is because it's A. Cheaper, and B. (Unlike apple) is a change of design. Because iphone 13 to present are subtle in differences.
Maybe Samsung is going away from overly curved screens because no one really wants them and Apple is doing well with their flat displays. Seriously who really asked for curved displays to begin with? When they first came out I'm pretty sure the majority of people hated it and wished Samsung and other phone makers would go back to making flat screens again.
1:24 I wouldn't mind this concave screen making a comeback. Very cool.
Most of the problems I've had with a curved screen were solved with a case, and it does look really nice having the screen go all the way to the case. I do agree with the accidental touches, its a pain without a case.
In short people don’t know what they want. They thought they wanted curved screens and thinner phones.
Then Apple said forget that and kept flat screens and made phones thicker and heavier with metal bezels and everyone jumped on board.
Durability, and practicality supersedes innovation and gimmicks
Hated curved screens and hope they never come back.
It's funny how everyone always said that curved screens gave them accidental touches but every phone I ever had with flat displays gave me accidental touches while curved edge displays NEVER gave me them, they even felt more natural to me
sure buddy, keep lying to yourself
Sunroof in car, is like curved display in smartphone. Some like, some don't.
But, instead of sunroof, ventilated seats are much required in summer. 🤔🤔😃😃
@@alexandruciordas4941 "oh wow, I find it hard to believe but which phones are you basing your experience on?" is something you could've written yet you chose to think you know better what I experienced than myself
@@LukaCuturic Samsung S8, S9 and s21 Ultra, and OnePlus, mind-blowing people can use such an intentionally inferior display...
@@LukaCuturicthe curved screens are objectivelly inferior in almost every way apart from the fact that (subjectively) they might look better for some people.
This channel will go far just give him time, I'm already a fan 😊
The main problem is that they used to give you options. Now it's flat, all across the board. While most phone line ups have 4 different screen sizes... why not just, make ONE of them with a curved display? Just one? They're literally about to introduce a 5th size for their top lineup phones for most companies. I don't care about a .3 inch difference, give me a different display or interesting design on atleast ONE of those phones.
The problem was that we didnt had a choice in the past, and i had to use curved screen phones. Now its your turn
Curved display still looks futuristic. It gives me a feeling like I'm holding a real deal, like news paper, some journal, or manga book. Advanced phone experience that is becoming unavailable over years
Not bad I would happily watch another one of your new videos
Curved screen are soooo much nicer
3:57 idk what u on about used them almost all my life and never had any of that issues in my Samsung Devices 🤔
You're definitely the exception, not the rule lol
@@TechnoBaconI don't think so, Samsung made the edges of the screen not touch sensitive, so you could touch it witouth clicking anything
@@TechnoBacon not the exception for samsung users. Got a note 20 ultra, never had this issue
For a first video, this is a really solid start - subbed!
I'm so glad this industry trend came to an end. It was genuinely impractical and served no real purpose except for making the phone more fragile.
I was purposefully sticking to my note0 for as long as i could. when it came out, it was so ahead of it's time, that i really wanted to test how long i could keep it while still keeping it relevant.
i had to upgrade 4 years later because it was starting to get slow, but most importantly because it didnt have 5g and wanted a bigger screen.
so i upgraded to a s23U, and i was so dissapointed to see that it still had a curved display.
then when the s24u came out, i upgraded again for the flat screen and the aditional 4gb of ram.
"CuRvEd sCreEnS aRe oUtDatEd" says the flat screen sheep who's worSHEEPing over a design that's WAAAAAY older and outdated called flat screen lol
@@thelonewolf70x7so why are the other companies coming back when they should’ve been innovative? Oh wait, that’s because the gimmick was impractical
@@thelonewolf70x7Because we use flat screen for every other tech product that has a screen.
Do you want a tv with curved edges? No, because it’s fucking useless.
Did it? I love flat screens and I wish Phone companies would provide flat screens but they don't, majority of the brands in the market is still on Flat screens, Nothing, Samsung, And iPhone are the few companies providing flat screens while Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Iqoo, Realme, Motorola, Lava, Honor, OnePlus are still at Curved screens, Literally 70% of the market is still curved.
Keep up the amazing videos! Really enjoying those!
S24 Ultra is the sweetest spot for me. I hate that they are trying to copy Apple
Back in the day samsung would advertise how anti apple it was by showcasing it's expandable memory and removable battery on its flagship devices
Remember when Samsung did the exact opposite what Apple did? They are becoming the new Apple after S10 lineup
@@Michael-sb8jf Yeah I liked samsung for that. My last is A10 ,
I have 3 samsung and I stopped it . Nowdays it's just because I don't like the most popular brands
But I love Samsung's Gallery app . No chinese phone can do same.
I download lots of pics. And specially certain WebP gifs don't run on One plus , and some chinese gallery. Third party is okay but that may be data / privacy issue. Samsung gallery is why I have 512 ( max ) GB of SD on A10 , but my new phone One plus nord 3 is only 256gb and 64Gb SD for music, and extra files.
Btw idk if it's good or bad , but new samsung phones look like S24 so it makes them not feel cheap while making s24 questionably cheap. It's same with Redmi14C looking like flagship Oppo / Vivo making them feel cheap or vice versa ( redmi 14c feeling expensive )
also one of 14c is glass back and that's crazy cheap. The phone looks like 300-400 $ atleast ( but is 120$~ )
looks matter because my own 320$ phone looks like 180$ Xiaomi or Techno/Infinix and it makes it feel cheap.
I always thought I'd love curved screens but most people dislike it and told me not to get a phone with one. Well I bought a Motorola Edge 40 and I love it. It looks and feels awesome. I hope the Edge Line stays on the market for a long time.
Im so grateful that Chinese brands are opting for curves which i loveee
You capitalize chinese but not "I"?
And Majority of the market is Chinese brands
But One plus 13 has now flat , which I'm glad atleast it has but don't worry other brands still have it !
Last time 12 Op was curve's turn , now Flat's turn ! , 50-50.
Carl pei should return to one plus then it'd be alive again , I really have hard time coping with Nothing phone being made by Carl because I love one plus , but it's because he led most decision on Oxygen OS and the phone itself.
@@staciefreshener4032it has micro quad curved display though. Looks flat enough but still has slight curves on all 4 sides.
Never had a problem with curved screens, loved them in fact and wish they come back someday.
Meanwhile Motorola:
Motorola is the Friend who only plays the Games from 15 years behind and Even Bad at those 😭
@HotRod-05 If they'd get serious about their devices instead of playing mid-range queen, they'd be insane and near the top of the market.
They should be honestly.
Meanwhile every Chinese phone manufacturer:
Motorola has been lacking vision. They used to have their own essence, now they just try to copy whatever samsung is doing, and fail miserably
@SirDella they sold off loads of their IP (stuff that literally made a few industries) and have just been hanging on since.
It's sad because they used to make some of THEE premier Android experience devices too.
Their current stuff have aspects, but not the full package it seems.
It's sad, because the entire telecommunications would not be where it is without them, period.
Many of the Chinese phone brands still use curves. They're slightly curved on all sides, top, bottom, left, AND right, and it makes the phone feel so much nicer to use.
Basically, every edge has become its own function to swipe from. When it's flat, it feels far less comfortable than when it's slightly curved.
Personally, I prefer the curves. I'm currently using a Samsun S24 Ultra, all flat screen. I like the phone, but I certainly miss the tactile feeling of those curved displays.
I also miss how beautiful curved screens look, compared to the way flat screens look.
Watching this on my 4+yo Oneplus 7t pro. Best phone I've ever had and I got no plans on replacing it until it literally falls apart. Love the curves on it
You deserve 1m subs good quality vid keep it up! 👍
I never had any issues with Curved screens, they also make android back gesture a pleasure to use, their immersiveness and the classy look makes me a big fan as well, hope they never go away as it seems comapanies are just removing them to just make a change in their new flagship cause they really have mothing interesting to add.
I have an S10+ and I don't intend to change anytime soon. I've come to really like the rounded edge and actually miss them when I use a phone that doesn't have them. I used to find them annoying because it made it impossible to get screen protectors but I've switched to a simple adhesive one to project the screen from scratches.
Everything becoming soulless.
This is true. But it has nothing to do with killing curved displays. They were more of a hassle than they were worth. Curved displays have no functional benefit that can’t be achieved just as well or better on a flat screen. It was pretty gimmick and nothing more.
@@-ThatGuy- curved displays look better
@@cardgameenjoyer7446 Exactly. A pretty gimmick. It added no actual function and had a ton of trade offs.
It looked good on some phones. But did nothing to actually improve the device beyond aesthetics.
@@-ThatGuy- NO! Its good for your mind and soul, which matters
@@-ThatGuy-like just give us one of the phones in that line up with a curved display. We got 4 different sizes for the same damn phone.
Great video! I can’t wait to watch more! 👍
5:38 wait what? So tell me what are edge panels that I still use on my S23 Ultra? Do a better research next time cuz the video is pretty good
It's sad how marketability cuts creativity. There have been so many amazing designs throughout history that were abandoned because of low marketability
I'm glad this trend is coming to an end. The only phone which got a shattered screen were curved, and I ended up not fixing them due to the higher repair cost.
Curved display phones looked really beautiful.
I owned a Galaxy S6 edge and still to this day the phone looks amazing.
I've seen many curved screen phones over the years and all of those are spectacular from regular flat screens.
As cool as it was but these came with some complications. Curve display had mistouch problems. More newest ones definitely solved that problem with software.
There was another matter that probably made it economically a baf thing. It was always hard to find curved screen protectors. And those were pricey. Regular screen protectors won't fit good.
Not to mention those screen proctors were expensive to manufacture.
6:31 wait the s23 ultra is curve???
Yes
No
Just a smal one
Its flatter than the older ones. More flat than the s20, s10 and below
I didn't even realize my s22u has a slight curve till now. Then again it's been in a huge otterbox since it was removed from its original box Though if the new phones have removed the side short cut I riot
Only 570 subsrcirbers ? Seeing the quality of ur content it should be WAYYY higher
My old Samsung Galaxy S9 was the most beautiful phone i ever had. Loved it ❤
Trying to hold my old S8 while laying down sideways without a case was super impossible 😂😂😂
But damn the body on that phone was phenomenal
The worst thing is that they are still being made, hate these curved screens
Been rocking one of these for 5 years now, and I'm honestly bummed you can't really find a flagship without it anymore. It's more comfortable to hold for me, and feels so nice to use, I'm gonna miss curved screens
7:40 hi little Huawei P60Pro
The problem with curved edge screen phones is that once the display sustains damages on its edge, it makes the phone practically useless (if damaged on the right spot).
It happened to me a few months ago (& yes, I always wear my phones with cases). I was shattered 😭. I highly doubt I'll go back to an edge-screen phone ever again.
I've been using curved screens since 2016. No accidental touches, no glare 0 problems, and I always use a phone case on my $1K+ glass pocket computer because I'm not an idiot.
Actually, I remember when the Galaxy s10e came out, and everyone was complaining that it did not have curved edges.
Curved edges not only give it a sleeker look, thinner side bezels for a better edge to edge display, but it also feels nicer in the hand for those who don't use a case. Unlike iPhone a few years back, when people were complaining about it's sharp edges digging into their hands.
Did it serve any practicality? Not really other than getting rid of side bezels. The only real downside is a little bit more vulnerability to cracking when dropped.
Now I'm not saying curved edges are the future, or need to be on every phone, or are specifically a luxury feature, but I will say it is not a hindrance by any means. It's just a design feature, like choosing rims on a car.
They found something that made you say "thats a Samsung!" And then went straight back to what they're good at. Doing exactly what they've made fun of others for.
Awesome video 👏🏻
Curved screens are awesome until it goes
In a phone case 😂
The curved screen on my old samsung was practically indestructible. Working in construction, i def had alot of accidents to test that on. I never put a protector on it.
I saw curved screens as a way to go for the bezeless look and have a higher screen to body ratio. But now at this point in technology, we can have a flat screen and smaller bezels
Tech RUclipsrs dissed curved screen so much that almost all the manufacturers cancelled it altogether
I loved my S6 Edge. The features like, edge notifications, were awesome. And they were genuinely useful, and not just a gimmick!
5:20 literally how my s8+'s shattered screen looks, i don't think it's that deep of a shatter though, but it's on the bottom left.
Idea For The Next Vid: "Will Foldable Phones Replace Tablets?"
Everything is TRUE but I still love curved display, BTW I have vivo v27 pro not much of a premium phone, but feels premium and serves curve display purpose
Funny how I remember curved screens like yesterday but it has been nearly a decade old technology.
Ayoo Oneplus 7 pro enjoyerrr
I never even considered a curved screen phone because they always seemed unpractical since day one. The curved screen was too close to your fingers, so the chances of accidentally touching the side of the screen were much higher
Actually Essential Phone PH-1 was the first phone to have a proper notch, announced six months before the iPhone some might argue it's LG V10
Also, raised bumper cases were the best for the curved-screen phones. Kept them nice and safe while allowing you to use the curves.
Curve screen will be back because glass screen now are getting tougher and tougher
I loved my galaxy S7 edge and you know that curfed screens will become a thing again in the future.
Never new there were phones that were curved inwards! That seems like a neat idea, actually. Especially when using your phone one-handed, having the display be higher up on the opposite side would make it easier to reach the other side of your screen with your thumb.
I still think that S6 and S7 Edges were one of the most gorgeous phones ever imo. I still remember how much I craved for S6 edge, when commercials were rolling for it.
Curved screens looks pretty but screen protector for them were a nightmare. And expensive......have you ever tried to install one of those up glue ones?!
I do find it sad that they are going away, I really like the curve on my S20+ since the curve is just big enough to have an immersive viewing experience without annoying bezels, but it's also small enough to the point where I haven't really had any issues with lighting or accidental touches. I do agree that phones like the edge series have a curve that's way to mush, but I'd like to see them come back with just a slight curve.
If you don't use a case with your phone you're asking for it to break.
Watching this on my fold 5, the technology only got better.
The thing with curved screens was that it had "more screen" which meant more glass which further related to an increased chance of damage and glass breaking which was also more expensive and difficult to repair/replace and thus they went out of trend
Watching this on a flexible OLED!
Might be worth noting, iPhones with OLED panels use flexible OLEDs, tucking the end in towards the connector on the board. This allowed them to reduce the bezels.
I just want a foldable/portable monitor to play switch with my friends lmao
My Note 5 was so old that when it broke my insurance sent me a Note 8 as a replacement. The curved screen was so cool and futuristic that I absolutely fell in love with it. When I finally upgraded to the Pixel 8 Pro the flat screen was probably my favorite part.
It became a curse on my Note 10+ when my cousin started playing clash of kings on it and accidentally dropping his troops in the wrong place.
Truth be told, I was all in for the Edge displays, the VR+Smartphone duo, the huge freaking cameras on the back and now the whole folding frenzy. I like innovation and there are enough rich people to pump those innovations forward. Of course they are impractical, they're outside the norm. Why settle for boring? But art and science is dead and profit is the only goal.
I hate them, they catch reflection in such an annoying way, my old phone always has white line on the side, I hate them