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While a few months ago, no one was too interested in how much of the phone's display is taken up and the main indicator of the phone's size was the display's diagonal, now the situation is starting to turn around and people are more and more interested in how much of the front panel of the phone the display itself actually takes up. Users consider the rest of the phone's surface unnecessary and believe, quite logically, that every extra millimeter around the display is a space that enlarges the phone itself, but does not bring them anything.

Server & Hosting PhoneArena.com brought an interesting graph in which it showed what percentage of the total area of ​​the phone's front panel is occupied by its display. Interestingly, iPhone It ended up being one of the worst phones at the moment in this ranking, and in the table of selected models it is even in last place, with the display iPhone 5s only takes up 60,82% of the front panel area. PhoneArena.com also included in the table iPhone 6, with the calculation being based on a leaked diagram, which no one knows if is genuine, but is generally assumed to be iPhone 6 will actually look like the leaks show.

iPhone 6 will be better than its predecessor in terms of the ratio of the size of the front panel and the display, but it will still be almost at the very bottom of the table and will only surpass Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini. iPhone 6, if it looks like all the leaked information shows, will have a display that takes up only 65,8% of the front panel. The test winner Sharp Aquos Crystal offers a display whose area occupies 78,42% of the total front panel area. The second in the ranking LG G3 then offers a display that occupies 76,33% of the entire front panel.

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