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everything that's wrong with OLED
I thought it would have been about its uneven wear characteristics, but better PWM handling is cool too.
I have the 11" Plus tablet and it's honestly a damn solid tablet. Performance is pretty good (it isn't playing Genshin Impact well, but can handle some light gaming just fine), the screen looks great in normal mode, and the two paper mode gimmicks are actually really really cool. I'm interested to see how this turns out (I know this is about the phone, but they both use the same tech).
I'm waiting to see if they'll make a smaller tablet, closer to the iPad mini size. Or actually just give me a A5 planner size. I'm obsessed with the paper ISO standard; I'm constantly mildly annoyed that they aren't more appreciated and used in a lot more things other than paper based objects lol
Mine should be arriving tomorrow. I'm excited to compare it to my eink kobo, especially for comics and such. And the rest of the specs sound solid.
I figure if the tablet goes well,maybe the phone will be next.
I've never tried one because it's LCD but OLED upgrade is enticing. Don't care about processing power. More of a versatile ereader. So a 6-10" display that's pleasant enough on the eyes and still good with color and motion. Hopefully they'll be in stores to take a gander at next year