Weekly poll: What materials should flagships use?
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- Anonymous
- R5f
- 15 Jul 2017
Miss those beautiful polycarbonate Lumias.
My colleagues owning metal/glass backed phones all hide it under a case/cover, be it cheap Xiaomi, mid OnePlus or high end Galaxy S phones. For grip, safety and durability. I owning a 3 year old Lumia still show the colourful plastic to them all
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- Boni
- 0ZJ
- 15 Jul 2017
If im paying 700€ for a phone you better put ceramic or saphire on it not that fragile glass
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- Anonymous
- JpI
- 15 Jul 2017
Carbon fiber?
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- AnonD-510275
- 6cq
- 15 Jul 2017
Nick, 15 Jul 2017adamantiumVibranium is lighter
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- Anonymous
- Tpi
- 15 Jul 2017
I'd really want to see something else. Where are the days when manufacturers experimented? Leather, Kevlar, nylon, titanium, you can't see those these days. It's either glass, metal, eventually ceramics, which is even worse than glass...
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- ME
- ncr
- 15 Jul 2017
For me Diamonds and Gold.
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- Anonymous
- rh%
- 15 Jul 2017
polycarbonate plastic. my old nokia n9 still looks better than my daily used jet black iphone 7+.
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- Anonymous
- bJb
- 15 Jul 2017
For me, the materials doesn't really matter at all, as long as it is lightweight. The materials used in popular flagship phones have good enough durability, it doesn't matter at all.
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- Nick
- 58M
- 15 Jul 2017
adamantium
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- Anonymous
- 0BG
- 15 Jul 2017
*Facepalm" The results are totally dissapointing. So even after the exploding Note7 (Which wouldn't have happened if the battery was removable), people still haven't learned and still think flagships should be fashion accessories instead of high-tech devices first?
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- Anonymous
- XPp
- 15 Jul 2017
Where is good old polycarbonate of nokias and motors of old? That was better than all of them combined. Ceramic and stuff doesn't count since it's too expensive
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- Anonymous
- 04H
- 15 Jul 2017
Should be made with a material that isn't SLIPPERY. makes me wonder if its all deliberate.