The adaptive display concept that Motorola planned to design has finally become a reality. Some technology editors tested the product and shared their comments. The first reactions are very positive.
In recent years, manufacturers have been focusing on working on static devices with a touch screen. As a result, different form and usage alternatives such as double screen, triple screen and foldable screen are already offered. Paper-like foldable screens, which are among the most anticipated and curious technologies, are finally close to becoming a reality.
Phones can be Folded Like Paper from Now on
This new concept device with a 6.9-inch FHD + pOLED screen has the capacity to be bent in different shapes. It becomes possible to wrap the foldable screen around the wrist and use it as a bracelet or turn it into something else.
The device, which was first exhibited by Motorola at Lenovo Tech World, was also tried by some technology content producers. The screen of the device, which can be fixed as a wristband with a very large screen, can be used fully in this mode.
Reviews About the Motorola Concept Bracelet Phone are Very Positive
In the first comments, different ways of using this model are mentioned. The active part of the screen also changes depending on the usage mode. For example, using the L-shaped phone by folding it provides great convenience for taking photos or video calls. By folding the phone into an inverted V shape, it is possible for different people to use it at the same time. In the first comments, the ease and diversity of these uses stand out.
In CNET's review, different usage alternatives created by different ways of using the phone stand out. In general, the prevailing opinion is that this concept creates excitement.
Tom's Hardware also prefers to highlight the ways of using this new bracelet phone. Additionally, they seem to be satisfied with the performance of the device in different usage patterns.
Android Authority is sure that the device looks cool. But is not sure whether Motorola will implement this concept.
Motorola is not the first company to work on this concept. Previously, Samsung appeared with a similar technology at CES 2024. Users are very excited about the mass production of these screens.
