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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: I like this curved screen better than Samsung’s flat phones

US phone fans rejoiced when Samsung launched the S24 series with flat edges all round, seemingly landing the killing blow on the curved screen. Flat panels aren’t as popular world-round though, and other manufacturers haven’t been as quick to go flat.




I’ll admit from the off, so you can get your pitchforks ready: I quite like a curved phone screen, which I still think is more comfortable to hold and worth the minuscule drop in usability.


Still, even flat phone fanatics might just be won over by Xiaomi’s latest curved screen. With its new 14 Ultra flagship, Xiaomi has done its best to strike a middle ground with what it calls the ‘All Around Liquid Display’.

Trying to deliver the best of both worlds, the glass is curved on all four edges of the phone — the top and bottom too — but probably more subtly than you might imagine. There’s just the teeniest, tiniest curve to the corners of the glass, enough to soften the sharp edges without forcing your phone’s keyboard to wrap halfway around the frame.

The result is a phone that looks like it has a flat-screen but feels like it has a curved one, without ever falling into the annoyingly exaggerated ‘waterfall’ curvature that took over flagship phones a few years ago. In Xiaomi’s own words, it has “all of the positives and none of the negatives” of a traditional curved screen.

The boxy look of a Galaxy S24 Ultra or iPhone 15 Pro Max may have aesthetic appeal, but with phones that size the flattened sides quickly start to dig into your palm. The Xiaomi 14 Ultra isn’t exactly petite either, not helped by its comically large camera array, but it’s more comfortable to hold than either of its out-sized rivals.

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Applying that slight curve to the top and bottom of the display is at least half the appeal. It sounds unnecessary, but when you think about how many times each day you swipe down from the very top of your smartphone to access your notifications or control center, that little softening and smoothing of the experience quickly feels worthwhile.

Are there downsides? Not really. Applying a screen protector gets a little more fiddly — the one flat phone benefit you really can’t get away from — but otherwise there’s not a whole lot to complain about here unless you really refuse to countenance any curve at all.

You won’t have a chunk of whatever you’re watching rendered onto the edges, you won’t have the keyboard spilling over and round, and you won’t suffer from accidental touch input registered by your palms along the frame. So come at me, curved phone haters. What are you going to moan about here?