Ars Technica's Ron Amadeo apparently hates the new Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium because it has, he says and I quote, "miles of bezels". Here is my two cents on what I think about this whole bezel-less craze taking over the smartphone market.
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I couldn't agree more👍
I think the whole no bezel thing is an in-vogue phase. One journalist says it sucks and suddenly everyone who wants to seem relevant says the same. I mean edge to edge is cool but some of us like a little bezel, so heck, buy what you want. You don't necessarily need the opinion of a tech journalist to determine what you should get.
I was due an upgrade around the time of launch so ended up getting the S8 plus on release day. On the day I got it, I was completely blown away, around the same size as my older phone but over a inch bigger screen. It really looked absolutely incredible and I was continually blown away by it for a good two to three months afterwards. After owning it for a year though, it obviously doesn't impress me much anymore but at the same time, it's still a feature that I value. Bezel certainly isn't the be all end all and I don't think it's fair to criticise phones like the new Experia for having it but at the same time, when I'm due an upgrade and I'm trying to choose between two fairly similar spec phones with near identical features, I know which one I'd choose.
Is there actually any benefits to the Bezel on the Experia XZ2? I know in older HTC phones, the bezel was there because they needed it for the high quality audio experience. If that's the case with the new Experia then yeah, being critical of the bezel is ridiculous. I know a lot of people whose most important factor when buying a new phone is the quality of the audio/speakers. Different features for different people. Just like for me, getting in a larger screen into the same size as a phone with an inch smaller screen is a feature I'd value because I have tiny hands.