Huawei Pura 70 series screen design analysis: who is better straight screen or curved surface?
Year after year, mobile phone manufacturers are trying their best to innovate, just to stand out in this endless technology race. For consumers, the launch of new products is naturally something to look forward to, after all, who doesn't want to have the latest and coolest black technology? Not long ago, Huawei launched the high-profile Pura 70 mobile phone series, and its biggest highlight is the use of two different screen designs - the traditional flat straight screen and the stylish quad-curved screen.
For a time, this new phone has become the focus of heated discussions among countless mobile phone fans. Some people are full of praise and say that there is finally a manufacturer that has launched a new choice of curved screen; Some people also shouted that the straight screen is the king, and the operation experience is in place. It can be seen that consumers have their own unique insights and preferences for the seemingly small detail of screen design.
Why did Huawei launch two so different screen designs in the same phone series? What kind of thoughtfulness is this? What are the usage scenarios for straight and curved screens? Let's find out.
First, let's solve the mystery of why Huawei didn't adopt a hyperboloid screen. The process of hyperboloid screen is very complex, and the manufacturing cost is relatively higher. Moreover, the viewing angle of the hyperboloid screen is more deformed, and watching it for a long time will bring a certain amount of pressure to the eyes. Huawei did not adopt this design in this generation.
The battle between surface and plane: who wins the visual experience?
Although the traditional charm of flat and straight screens should not be underestimated, we cannot ignore the unique charm of curved screens. The quad-curved screen version in the Huawei Pura 70 series has a wrap-around design, with a certain curvature around the screen, giving a sense of visual immersion.
When users watch videos and play games, the screen will produce the illusion of reaching the edge of the mobile phone, making the whole field of vision wider and the experience more immersive. This immersive visual effect is undoubtedly the biggest selling point for those young people who are keen on multimedia entertainment.
In addition to the visual experience, the feel of the curved screen is also a highlight. Compared with the flat screen, the edges of the curved screen are more sleek and delicate, and the feel is more comfortable. Coupled with the integrated design of the fuselage, the overall sense of grasp is also better. This will undoubtedly appeal to the fashionable crowd who are very picky about the appearance of their phones.
Curved screens aren't flawless. Some users reported that the deformation of the curved screen would lead to the distortion of the viewing angle and affect the acquisition of information; Some people also said that although the curved screen feels good, it is difficult to control with one hand.
Judging from user feedback, flat straight screens and curved screens have their own merits, and there are obvious differences and differences in the experience of the two. For example, if you are a long-time reading enthusiast and often need to consult documents at work, then the vertical screen version is undoubtedly a better choice, because it has a wide field of view and will not be too tiring for long use.
Huawei's dual-screen design unlocks a diversified experience and will be more user-friendly in the future
Huawei's Pura 70 series is "split into two" in terms of screen design, aiming to meet the differentiated needs of different user groups. Whether you are an old-school straight-screen party or a young curved controller, you can find your own "dish" in this series.
Huawei's intention in introducing the dual-screen design is clear - to give consumers more choices. Everyone's usage habits and aesthetic preferences are different, and combining different screen designs into one series can best meet everyone's needs.
This also reflects how close Huawei is to users in product design and carefully study the real needs of users. They know that in an age where personalization is becoming more and more evident, it is difficult to satisfy everyone with a single design. Only by launching a diversified product line can we truly teach students according to their aptitude and accurately fit with different user groups.
Huawei's exploration in this area will not stop there. They will also continue to innovate in screen materials and curvature design, in order to bring users a more humane, comfortable and natural experience.
For example, can we see a new screen material that can effectively alleviate the visual fatigue caused by long-term use? Or could you introduce a design with adjustable screen curvature that allows users to switch between them at any time? These are the innovative directions worth looking forward to in the future.