We knew notched displays were coming to Samsung smartphones. . With the first official renders of the Galaxy M series being posted online today, we now have a clear idea of what Samsung’s first notched smartphone will look like.
Samsung held out for a couple of years. While many manufacturers were quick to adopt this trend, the Korean giant held its own. It’s also one of the first to avoid placing a notch up top. When a purported leaked panel of the Galaxy M20 surfaced many fans . They thought it was probably another Chinese notched device.
However, Samsung has been taking a beating in the affordable segment of the market. It’s now having to compete with the Chinese on their own terms. They have popularized cheap smartphones with large, notched displays so .
So after a long time of trying not to jump on this bandwagon, Samsung is firmly on it with the Galaxy M and . How does that make you feel? Vote below and let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
How do you feel about Samsung's first notched smartphone?
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Samsung held out for a couple of years. While many manufacturers were quick to adopt this trend, the Korean giant held its own. It’s also one of the first to avoid placing a notch up top. When a purported leaked panel of the Galaxy M20 surfaced many fans . They thought it was probably another Chinese notched device.
However, Samsung has been taking a beating in the affordable segment of the market. It’s now having to compete with the Chinese on their own terms. They have popularized cheap smartphones with large, notched displays so .
So after a long time of trying not to jump on this bandwagon, Samsung is firmly on it with the Galaxy M and . How does that make you feel? Vote below and let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
How do you feel about Samsung's first notched smartphone?
- I had hoped Samsung wouldn't give into this trend
- It doesn't really bother me
- I dislike that it looks similar to the Chinese phones
- It was inevitable
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