Man unboxes and reveals ‘smartphone from 2030’ with features that leave him astounded
- The smartphone in question has a rare feature that most phones don’t have (yet)
- It improves the overall experience, especially when it comes to the screen design
- No major manufacturer, including Apple, has implemented this feature yet
Published on Feb 11, 2024 at 12:36 PM (UTC+4)
by Alessandro Renesis
Last updated on Feb 09, 2024 at 8:37 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Adam Gray
A tech YouTuber just unveiled a smartphone that comes with a specific feature that makes it a game changer.
He’s so besotted with it, he refers to it as a “smartphone from 2030”.
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There are several different ways to determine which smartphone is best.
For most people, the size of the screen is a big deal, as is the quality of the camera.
The RedMagic 9 Pro, according to JerryRigEverything, is huge leap forward on both counts.
The phone comes with a truly edge-to-edge design, meaning the entire surface of the phone is a display – there are no edges or unused spaces.
The camera is also very good, but the one thing that stands out is the under-display camera.
This is a rare feature and it is, by definition, hard to spot.
Most phones have a front camera that you can actually see.
Usually it’s just a little dot at the top of your screen and sometimes a section of the screen is allocated to it.
On most iPhones, for example, when the screen is on, you can see the top part is devoted to the camera.
With the under-display camera, the entire screen is on and the camera is invisible to the naked eye.
The ‘camera bump’ is something most people don’t really like, and smartphone makers are trying out different solutions to get rid of it.
The iPhone 15 that was unveiled last year still has one, as do most of its rivals including the ‘exotic ones’ such as the ultra-hyped Nothing Phone.
Maybe that’ll change in the coming months and years.
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