Will Full-Screen Phones Surge Early in the Second Half of the Year?

Smartphone screens are like computer monitors, and ultra-narrow bezel displays have long been favored by some design enthusiasts. Full-screen smartphones are becoming increasingly popular, as Lei Jun once predicted that this year would be the era of full-screen phones, with a wave of full-screen smartphones expected to emerge. Currently, this prediction has largely been confirmed. The already released Xiaomi MIAX, Samsung S8, and the upcoming iPhone 8 have set the tone for full-screen smartphones. With the upstream supply chain being well-established, many brands are now preparing to release their own full-screen models priced under 2000 yuan.<\/p>

Sharp, as the pioneer of full-screen technology, has confirmed that it will release two new full-screen models on July 17. These two models are FS8016 and FS8010, which look very similar to the Xiaomi Mix but have a thinner chin and a more stunning appearance.<\/p>

<\/p>

Both models feature a 5.5-inch 2K HD screen with a screen-to-body ratio of 91.3%, powered by Snapdragon 660 and Snapdragon 630 processors, respectively, with 4/6GB of RAM and equipped with dual rear cameras of 1200w pixels. In terms of performance, Sharp's new models have a significant gap compared to the Xiaomi Mix, but with their high aesthetic appeal, they may still achieve some success in the Chinese market.<\/p>

I have a Xiaomi X1 and a Xiaomi MIX, and I am quite impressed. Previously, there were rumors that the Redmi Pro 2 would adopt a full-screen design, and it could be obtained for just 1999 yuan. It now seems that this phone is indeed about to be released, but it should be named Xiaomi X1, as it is another new series from Xiaomi.<\/p>

<\/p>

In addition, manufacturers like Vivo and Huawei are also frequently releasing news about full-screen smartphones. It is believed that next year, everyone will be carrying full-screen phones.<\/p>