I can’t get enough of the iPhone Duo’s matte inner display
The iPhone Duo has all the messiness of a first-gen product. And while I'm not sure I love all of the decisions Apple made around its design, it got one thing right: the matte finish on the inner screen. I've been using it for the past week to watch movies on a plane, peruse my […]
The iPhone Duo, a first-generation foldable device from Apple, has a notable matte finish on its inner screen. While the design choices may not be perfect, the matte finish stands out as a significant improvement. During a week of usage, the matte screen proved its worth for various activities like watching movies, viewing photos, and reading.
The subtle matte texture is less tactile compared to other matte screens, such as TCL's Nxtpaper devices, but it doesn't cause any discomfort. The Duo's outer screen, with its richer blacks and colors, provides a pleasant transition when switching between screens. The matte finish effectively reduces glare from external light sources, making it an ideal choice for outdoor use.
While the matte screen may slightly obscure detail in dark scenes, the overall viewing experience is more comfortable.
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