FullVision screens, fashion or practicality? This is what the iPhone SE-X looks like

The full vision screen that accompanies the iPhone X is undoubtedly one of its hallmarks, if being the first (or the last) of the phones that have this technology, they have managed to exploit this image to give it their own identifying touch. Nevertheless, experts cannot agree on how convenient it can be to use these types of screens. 

It is clear that now the market demands large panels and minimal frames but ... Is the FullVision screen really practical or is it a fad? Be that as it may, everything indicates that the market will follow this path, and the first designs that link the iPhone SE to a panel of these characteristics are beginning to emerge.

Comfort is certainly not a key feature of this type of screen. In fact, brands have to squeeze their brains out to be able to adapt the user interface of their operating systems to a terminal with these characteristics, which by the way, is one of the points most in favor of Apple's work with iOS 11. And this is how the first concepts of different iPhone models with this type of technology begin to appear, the next that we can see is precisely a model that has not been renewed for a long time neither in design nor in hardware, we are talking about the iPhone SE.

A four-inch phone with such a screen ratio is undoubtedly attractive, but compressing both the content and the device can make it really uncomfortable to use, since perhaps our hands could occupy too much of that extra screen space that they want to give us by eliminating completely frames. It has not been precisely about Apple where speculation has begun with such a phone, in fact we have been hearing for weeks about Samsung's Galaxy S8 Mini that could include the S8 design in just four inches of screen. What do you think of a phone that is reduced to the extreme but with a four-inch panel?