Xiaomi's Wang Teng talks about mobile phone holes. Are big holes really good?

Yesterday, Xiaomi Redmi Product Director Wang Teng published a long article discussing the hole on the front of the phone.

Wang Teng said that regarding the shape of the front of the phone, after trying out new products from rival companies, he felt that: digging the hole is correct, but the large hole is obviously in the wrong direction. Specifically, there are three reasons:

(1) The hole is usually placed in the status bar, which is acceptable if the hole is small. However, if the hole is large, the status bar will become wider, compressing the main display area and reducing the amount of content displayed on one screen.

(2) It is impossible to fully adapt the App. When the screen is held in landscape mode, the left and right sides of the App may be unequally wide or there may be a black border on one side.

(3) The most unbearable thing is the obstruction of the screen by the dual holes. He selected two typical use cases in the game and full-screen movie watching scenes. It can be seen that the dual holes may not only block the operation buttons in the game, but also block the faces of the characters on the screen, which is a great loss of the full-screen experience.

Wang Teng said that the hot sales of the previous Redmi K20 series and previous user surveys have revealed that everyone loves and expects full-screen phones. Redmi K30 Pro uses a "sandwich" motherboard to squeeze the internal components to the extreme, packing the lifting structure, more 5G components, and a larger battery into the phone at the same time, thus achieving a true full-screen experience with the entire front screen.

After reading Wang Teng's long article, some netizens questioned him about the dual holes in the Redmi k30. In response, Wang Teng explained that the phone has tried to reach the smallest limit. If you compare it with the real phone, the difference is obvious.