iPhone Duo's Hidden FaceTime Camera Lacks Quality

The iPhone Duo has introduced a hidden under-display front camera, a first for Apple. While the company claims it supports 1080p video recording, it has not specified the photo quality. According to Gizmodo, this is a 4-megapixel sensor that has received backlash for low resolution, washed-out colors, and a lack of sharpness. This raises serious concerns about its usefulness for selfies and video calls, which turn out 'muddy'.

## Why it matters Camera quality is crucial for many smartphone users, especially in a world where social media and video calls are the norm. If the under-display camera fails to meet expectations, it could negatively impact the perception of the iPhone Duo compared to other devices that deliver better results.

## What we know Reviewers have noted that while the camera is not ideal for photos, it performs better during video recordings. Additionally, its design allows it to integrate more aesthetically into the device's screen, disappearing when not in use. However, this does not compensate for the reported deficiencies in image quality.

## What remains unclear It has not yet been confirmed whether Apple will consider modifying or eliminating this technology in future iPhone versions, as Samsung did in the past. The company has not provided additional information regarding potential improvements in camera quality or its future in upcoming models.