Under-display camera technology continues to face scrutiny over image fidelity. A report from Android Authority argues against introducing an under-display camera setup on an iPhone Duo, pointing to five specific photo samples as evidence of the hardware's persistent shortcomings.
While hiding the front-facing camera beneath the display creates a seamless, notch-free viewing experience, it typically introduces optical hurdles. The shared images highlight common drawbacks of current under-screen implementations, such as reduced sharpness, flare, and noticeable haze when shooting through active display pixels.
For a flagship-tier device, these imaging compromises could present a difficult trade-off for users accustomed to high-standard selfie and video performance. Until panel and sensor engineering can fully eliminate these visual artifacts, traditional cutouts may remain the more reliable alternative.
For full details and to view the photo comparisons, check the original report on Android Authority.
