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ANDROID ADVISOR<br />
ReVIew<br />
Display<br />
In <strong>2017</strong> as we see bezels shrink and screens get taller,<br />
the HTC U Ultra has gone full traditional phablet – it’s<br />
a big old device at 162.4x79.8x8mm, housing a 5.7in<br />
Super LCD display with a 2560x1440 resolution and<br />
513ppi. The screen produces colours excellently, and<br />
we have no complaints when viewing video, web<br />
browsing or playing games.<br />
Then there’s also a small, thin strip screen at the<br />
top of the device like we saw on the LG V10 and V20.<br />
It’s two inches with a resolution of 1040x60.<br />
We can’t say that this is a feature we ever hankered<br />
after, and in fact now that we have it on the U Ultra,<br />
it’s kind of annoying. Not because it makes an already<br />
large phone even bigger, but because it also isn’t very<br />
useful. You can scroll through customisable panels<br />
for weather (the best one), app shortcuts, reminder,<br />
calendar, favourite contacts and music controls.<br />
40 ANDROID ADVISOR • ISSUE <strong>39</strong>
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