Galaxy S24 Ultra tipped to feature thick bezel
Well, we can’t say if thick bezels are a good thing or not, although most people prefer thin bezels for more visuals – I prefer thin bezels too. New leaks say the Galaxy S24 Ultra will be taking a thick bezels, sadly. Let’s take a look at the details of this development.
Thick bezel on the Galaxy S24 Ultra?
The recent leak about the upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra suggests that the device will feature an incredibly bright display with a peak brightness of over 2,200 nits, setting a new benchmark for display brightness. This level of brightness is notably higher than that of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, which already boasts a peak brightness of 1,750 nits.
This advancement in peak brightness is expected to offer an outstanding viewing experience, particularly in various lighting conditions. The display’s brightness is a critical factor in ensuring readability and visibility when using the device outdoors or in bright environments.
However, along with the positive news about the peak brightness, there are also some potential concerns related to the device’s bezel design. According to the same leak, the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s bezels might be thicker than expected, akin to those found on the Galaxy A54. What’s more, the bezels are rumored to only be symmetrical in pairs, with the left and right bezels measuring around 3.42mm and the top and bottom bezels measuring around 3mm.
This design choice could lead to a less symmetrical appearance, which might not align with the trend of smartphones moving towards thinner and more uniform bezels for a sleeker and more immersive visual experience. The resulting screen-to-body ratio is projected to be around 88%, which could be perceived as less impressive compared to other flagship devices.
Ultimately, while the Galaxy S24 Ultra is set to deliver an outstanding level of brightness for its display, the reported design choices related to the bezels might be a topic of discussion among users who have varying preferences for display aesthetics and modern design trends.
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