The First ROLLABLE Smartphone Is HERE #unbelivable

 what's up guys  here so samsung has been marketing their foldable smartphones as the future of smartphone technology but it seems the future might not just folds but also robes it's no secret that oppo has been one of the most exciting companies to follow for a couple of years from launching the motorized oppo find x to periscope zoom cameras to crazy fast charging solutions the company knows how to get people excited about technology and now they're back again with another cool concept the rollable smartphones known as the oppo x

 2021 which is the first working rollable concept phone we've seen from a mainstream smartphone company tcl showcase one earlier this year but i don't think that counts since it was a dummy unit anyway this phone has a rollable mechanized display that extends just with a touch or a swipe it looks like any other smartphone with a 6.7 inch curved edge display at first glance but a simple swipe on the side will expand the display to 7.4 inches for 

that tablet experience this mechanism has two dual rolling motors that extend or retract the display with equally distributed force on both halves of the phone when extended the display is supported by metal layers under the panel which ensures that the display isn't very susceptible to damage the biggest advantage of rollable smartphones over foldables

 is that there won't be any crease on the display something current foldables are still trying to overcome another advantage is that there is no need for a second display or a second front camera like on the default and on top of that rollable smartphones can be way thinner than foldable phones this apple phone is just nine millimeters thick about the same as the galaxy s20 ultra the current best foldable right now the default ii measures 16 millimeters 

hick when folded so that's a big plus for rollable phones also the motor on this phone allows the users to unroll the display as much as they want which means you don't have to either fully extend the display or use it at its native size you can find your sweet spot and won't have to worry about settling for 6.7 inches or 7.4 inches since it doesn't have a fixed display it presents new opportunities for developers and users apple gives the example of clicking

 a video link which then results in the screen adjusting for the aspect ratio on its own the possibilities are endless by the way it's important to remember that this is just a concept and there are actually no release plans yet but i'm almost certain lg is gonna beat oppo to market lg has already teased the same rollable phone at their event a month ago and they are planning to launch a commercial handset as soon as march in about 4 months that's the phone you 

can actually buy unlike this one samsung is also rumored to launch a rollable smartphone next year and their chairman was recently seen holding a rollable smartphone prototype which certainly indicates that companies are seeing a huge potential in rollable smartphones and like i've said they might even beat foldables as the next big thing

 of course that depends on how practical these motors are and what is the life cycle of this mechanism but this is certainly exciting it feels like we're back in 2000s when companies used to come up with crazy ideas for their phones but this is totally on a whole new level and i'm really excited to see what they bring us to the table of course with that being said let me know what do you think about this down in the comments and as always i'll see you tomorrow peace out