The iPhone Duo has an under-display selfie camera on its inner screen. But my time with another phone shows why this camera is a bad idea.
Mobile⏱ 1 min read · Source: Android Authority
⚡ Key Takeaways
- This isn’t the first foldable phone with an under-display selfie camera, as Samsung had this on its Folds for a few generations before skipping the feature on the Galaxy Z Fold 7…
- I decided to pit the REDMAGIC 11 Pro, one of the most recent phones with an under-display selfie camera, against the $1,900 Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the £500 (~$667) Redmi Note 17 Pro…
- A closer look shows that, even in ideal lighting, the REDMAGIC 11 Pro’s under-screen camera simultaneously smears away details and over-sharpens the scene.
Android Authority reports: The iPhone Duo's under-display camera is a bad idea — these 5 photos prove why The iPhone Duo is finally here as Apple’s first foldable phone.
Key Points
- This isn’t the first foldable phone with an under-display selfie camera, as Samsung had this on its Folds for a few generations before skipping the feature on the Galaxy Z Fold 7…
- I decided to pit the REDMAGIC 11 Pro, one of the most recent phones with an under-display selfie camera, against the $1,900 Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the £500 (~$667) Redmi Note 17 Pro…
- A closer look shows that, even in ideal lighting, the REDMAGIC 11 Pro’s under-screen camera simultaneously smears away details and over-sharpens the scene.
The Details
It also ships with the company’s first under-display selfie camera, located under the inner screen. For what it’s worth, the REDMAGIC has a 16MP under-screen sensor, compared to the Z Fold 8’s 10MP snapper and the Redmi Note 17 Pro Max’s 32MP sensor.
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Source: This article is based on reporting by Android Authority (Hadlee Simons). Read the original article.
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