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Question of the Week: Screen Nov 9, 2015

raghu6763 , Nov 10, 2015 :

5.5", FHD, Super AMOLED

 

atulbaride , Nov 10, 2015 :

brittonraya , Nov 10, 2015 :

i guess the next equation will be amoled maybe o+3 or maybe the o+x2

 

naveen424 , Nov 10, 2015 :

Ur using phone for cooking ?

 

taf , Nov 10, 2015 :

I don't think you understood my point. Currently Full HD 1080p and 5.5" are the most popular options. So if you want to go with it, you make a phone with a 5.5" 1080p display, right?

Wrong. For the sake of the argument let's say there were only 2 size / resolution options: 5" / 5.5" and 1080p/2K, and the results looked something like this:

5": 30 %
5.5": 70 %
1080p: 60 %
2K: 40 %

So, as I said before, 5.5", 1080p ? Except it is possible that the choice of people were as follow:

5" & 1080p: 30 %
5.5" & 2K: 40 %
5" & 2K: 0 %
5.5" & 1080p: 30 %

(you can check the maths, it works).

Meaning:

1- the most popular option was actually 5.5" with 2K -- but that's OK, you can't please everyone.

2 - 70% chose a configuration with a high density of pixel (5" & 1080 or 5.5" & 2K), i.e. high PPI, "crisp" screen, so this seems to be highly desirable feature, a driving force in making choices.

Except your poll led you to actually choose the configuration with the lowest PPI...Conversely if you had chosen either 5" & 1080p or 5.5" & 2K you would have gotten at least the screen quality (PPI / crispness) right for 70 % of people.

That's what I meant by screen resolution and size not being "independent". And that's why I think the choices should have been presented in terms of either size x resolution pairs -- but that would have meant lots of options = inconvenient, or rather in therms of size and PPI.

Precisely. And that's why it's important to understand what is the variable driving the choices. Which is completely obscured here by the design of this poll.

 

ppod , Nov 10, 2015 :

The expected lifespan of prev gen AMOLED screens was 10+ years. The new gen ones are 18+ years. Exactly how long do you generally keep your phone for before replacing?

 

Shuller , Nov 10, 2015 :

the worst thing ever read from a company... when market is asking for something you are doing what market is asking...

 

ron20me , Nov 10, 2015 :

4.7" screen with 2K display and AMOLED screen would be fantastic...

 

escrowms , Nov 10, 2015 :

You need a Oneplus X

 

Urimana , Nov 10, 2015 :

Please don't listen to them and make it bigger than 5,5!! Optimal is 5,7

 

magullo , Nov 10, 2015 :

i'd go for 5.7 inches, 2k, bezel less, no matter of lcd or led

 

Angalv , Nov 10, 2015 :

My preferences are included

 

envyraw , Nov 10, 2015 :

5 inch is the perfect size. I don't know how 2k looks. Pretty happy with my OPO so o guess I will go with 1080 and yes, AMOLED.!

 

meprateek , Nov 10, 2015 :

1. Screen size
5.5"

2. Resolution
2K

3. Technology
AMOLED

 

Cristian.Cebitari , Nov 10, 2015 :

5.5", full HD and AMOLED... But still not sure...
I just love the Oneplus 2 LCD display <3

 

jokicha , Nov 10, 2015 :

5.5" big enough for good viewing experience. not too big where it makes the phone unwieldy.

4K because it looks awesome and its the future

LCD because it lasts and its consistent.

 

soham08 , Nov 10, 2015 :

OnePlus X Advantages And Disadvantages
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-x-advantages-and-disadvantages.403524/

 

M Barmby , Nov 10, 2015 :

5.2inch 2k amoled screen with snapdragon 820 chip in it, and get rid of the home button to make the bezal smaller.
Please oneplus don't make the oneplus 3 a 5.5 inch phone they are just too big.

 

elanglois , Nov 10, 2015 :

AMOLED is great for battery saving when using a dark screen, but there are two issues.

1 Its possible to get blue burn-in
2 Color oversaturation

Most of us have color correction capability in our ROMs. It would be nice if the color correction was a standard feature

 

elanglois , Nov 10, 2015 :

I've never heard anyone say that 5½ was too big before.