Consumers do not need a thinner but more functional phone
Samsung introduced the Galaxy S25 EDGE at the Galaxy Unpacked event tonight. The S25 family will be a member of the thinnest version ever, which will start a new trend. Apple is also believed to be connected to the thin line with the autumn iPhone 17 Air. Chinese manufacturers also came up with their own slender models. The question is whether this will be the future direction for mobile phones …
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Samsung introduced the Galaxy S25 Edge at night, which is the thinnest Samsung model ever.
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According to Andoidauthority surveys, most users are not there for amazingly thin phones.
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42%of respondents prefer a thicker phone if you offer more advantageous battery time and more features.
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Due to telephone grease, users consider less important to be the thinness of the device.
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They look for smaller, more compact, hand -used phones against thin -designed models.
The Androidauthirity In January, he asked his readers if they really wanted a thinner phone, as the rumors were circulating at that time both Samsung and Apple about your slim products. The results of a far-reaching representative survey show the following surprising picture of whether readers consider it important to have a thin design of smartphones …
The following rates were shown on the website
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I consider it important and do not care about compromises: 17.75%
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The current phones are also very good: 40.32%
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I want a thicker phone with a better battery and more features: 41.93%
Only 18 percent of more than 1,400 voters said they wanted a super thin phone and do not mind the compromises that come with it, such as shorter accumulator time and the fewer cameras. This is not too surprising because it is not possible to make much thinner without compromising in other areas. Which is actually surprising how united the results are.
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About 40 percent of readers are satisfied with the current thinness/thickness of the phones and want them to stay the same. The other 42 percent actually want a thicker phone if it improves battery life and expanding features.
The portal recently took another vote on YouTube, where the question was similar:
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I consider important and do not care about compromises: 10%
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The current phones are also very good: 40%
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I want a thicker phone with a better battery and more features: 50%
Of the more than 3,500 votes in the survey, only 10 percent wanted a thin phone while not mind compromise. This is followed by 40 percent of readers who are satisfied with the current thinness/thickness of the phones. Or half of the voters want their next phone to be thicker with better battery and more features.
Is also hidden in a thick case
The comments also revealed that after the device is hidden in a thick case, it doesn’t matter how thin or thick it is. Several users have stated that they are not interested in how thin a phone is, but rather to see smaller, easy -to -use phones.
Although Samsung can rightly call the Galaxy S25 Edge as an engineering miracle, most people seem to have really wanted it, unless battery technology is not so good that the smaller package can achieve better battery life. If not so, we can only expect that the incredibly thin phones The battery life will be smaller than that of non-thin models, and then users will not be happy.
The phones will become thinner, but they should actually be smaller. There are not many options on the market if someone likes compact phones. In addition, – Write to AndOidauthority -According to polls, only a very negligible minority wants a super thin phone.
