Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro
Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are in the background of red leaves. Over the years, the Pixel series has hardly been different from other products in the smartphone industry in terms of design. The last time we saw a unique-looking Google phone was in 2015 when the Pixel brand had not yet appeared. Fortunately, with the launch of the Pixel 6 series, all this has changed. The Pixel 6 is Google’s first phone in years that doesn’t have to catch up with other phones.
A poll in October showed that 90% of readers liked the design of the Pixel 6 series. This is not difficult to understand-both Pixel 6 have a unique and stylish camera strap across the width of the phone. In general, the design is reminiscent of the Nexus 6P. If this is not enough, you can also get Pixel 6 in a variety of interesting colors. Regarding the design of this phone, the only complaint we have seen is that over time, the edges of the camera tend to gather fluff on the crease at the bottom.
Oppo FindX3 Pro
Oppo's Find X series has been successfully opening up a special niche market for itself. For example, last year's Find X2 Pro had two unique finishes-ceramic and plain leather. This time, Oppo abandoned the bizarre materials and adopted a fairly typical glass back panel. However, it still impressed us with the highly unique camera convex hull design on Find X3 Pro. Oppo did not choose a boring rectangular frame with angular corners but used a unique, gentle slanting design to highlight the Find X3 Pro's camera bulge. The back is made of a whole piece of glass heated to ultra-high temperature and carefully forged into the desired shape.
Samsung Galaxy S21 and S21 Plus
Hand 2 on the back of the Samsung Galaxy S21 phone Even after nearly a year, the Samsung Galaxy S21 and S21 Plus are still very stylish devices-especially the magic purple color shown in the picture above. The company knows that it has succeeded at this point because it uses this color scheme in most marketing and media materials. This is easy to understand-when you combine the appearance of two tones and the smooth transition of the picture to a convex lens, the S21 looks more futuristic than pragmatic.
