When Samsung released the Galaxy S24 Ultra, it added a revolutionary function that greatly improved the screen’s viewing experience. The usefulness of this function seems to have been acknowledged by Apple, which is apparently thinking about including it into its next generation of iPhone Pro models.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra’s anti-glare function from Samsung may be imitated by the iPhone 17 Pro
According to a report, the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, Apple’s next-generation iPhones, will have displays with anti-reflective glass on top. By doing this, glare and reflections will be lessened, and the screen will be easier to read in strong light or under direct sunlight. It is comparable to the Gorilla Glass Armor found on the Galaxy S24 and S25 Ultra.
It appears that the anti-reflective glass produced by Apple’s suppliers has reached a high enough yield to allow for mass production of the iPhone 17 Pro series. Additionally, the glass is said to have improved scratch resistance. The iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air won’t have it; it will be a premium feature.
Last year, Samsung introduced anti-reflective glass to its phones and TVs, but other manufacturers haven’t been able to keep up. Since it enhances display legibility without requiring an increase in screen brightness, it is a truly helpful feature. It indicates that increasing visibility doesn’t require the display to use additional power. This prevents the phone’s temperature from rising and extends the life of the battery.
