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We are flooded with iPhone X clones

Such is the case when meaningless things create fashion.
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There’s a reason for the weird display on the iPhone X to keep the screen-to-display ratio as high as possible in the specification. Today, this ratio shows how thin a phone’s coffee is. The higher the percentage, the more the display, the less the frame. For the iPhone X, the area next to the protruding part also counts into the image, even though it’s not good for anything. Not so much that a separate app was made to keep this part black, making the top bar look like there was no picture.

Well, stupidity sits on cake over today’s new phones. Chinese companies are increasingly announcing their X-powered phones, some of which, in addition, come with lower-middle-class hardware and only an HD + resolution display. So not only will they bring a pointless display layout, but their power will also be a fraction of the original X.

This is the Oukitel U18:

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Here is the Umidigi Z2:

Finally, the pinnacle of incomprehension, the Xiaomi Mi MIX 2S:

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Now everyone stand up, raise your hand, yyyy and…. the wave can start! Congratulations to all three companies and all the others who will announce the new clone even after that!

Update: One of our readers drew our attention to the fact that the news about Xiaomi’s phone is fake. Maybe this is the case, this picture has actually appeared for a few months now, but now it has reappeared in connection with MWC 2018 and Mi 7 on pages that in most cases are usually well-informed, as well as the rumored news they are often confirmed over time. In any case, we are eagerly awaiting developments and will either put this news in the fingerprint sensory news under the glass or we will be cursed further.

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