The screen is very curved, but not the fact that it is comfortable
The images below are renders of an Oppo smartphone based on the company's latest patent. In theory, this may look like, for example, the Find X3 Pro model, but it's not a fact that Oppo will release something in this design at all.
As we can see that this smartphone looks really tall may be with 21:9 ratio cinematic screen with very small chins on top and bottom and from sides we can't find any bezels as the curved display is attached directly to the back panel and we can't even find any physical buttons at all. The phone has got a rectangular body design similar to Galaxy Note series phones.
Anyway, it's interesting to look at. A waterfall screen with a very strongly curved screen on the edges can be seen. Moreover, in this case, the point is not only in a very strong bending, but also in the fact that a very significant part of the display enters the edge, that is, these areas clearly need to be somehow used, while being used as an additional, and not the main area. In general, just bending the screen will not work - you need to come up with use cases for this.
There is no space for side buttons at all, but we've already seen smartphones with virtual in display buttons. By the way, the photo below, apparently, captures a prototype, that is, it's not just about patents, but about the development of such a smartphone. That is, it is quite possible that Find X3 Pro will actually look something like this.
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