Tecno shows off a bezel-less concept phone that looks aching breathtaking
Tecno has unveiled a concept phone with a bezel-less design, featuring an edge-to-edge glass display with no visible borders. The device is expected to be showcased at IFA 2026, but it is unclear if it will be released as a commercial product. The phone's design has generated significant interest, with some rumors suggesting that the bezel-less trend will intensify in 2027.
- ▪Tecno's concept phone features a bezel-less design with an edge-to-edge glass display.
- ▪The device is expected to be showcased at IFA 2026, but a release date has not been confirmed.
- ▪Tecno has a history of showcasing concept devices that do not always make it to market, especially in Western markets.
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Say what you will about bezel-less phones, how bad they are for typing, and how they are a glorified ergonomics nightmare, but you can’t deny their charm. For over a decade, smartphone makers have made numerous attempts to reduce or eliminate those black borders. The likes of Vivo went with a sloping screen, while others like the ill-fated Essential and Xiaomi just kept trimming the sides. Apple and Samsung followed in their footsteps, but neither of them has tried anything too audacious lately. Tecno Tecno, it seems, wants to go bezel-less without any tricks. The brand just released a short teaser video showing its “next-gen bezelless concept phone.” It’s a concept phone, so keep that designation in mind.
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