Smartphone manufacturers mislead buyers: revealing marketing tricks

When choosing a smartphone, consumers often fall for manufacturers' advertising tricks, which may be marketing manipulations. Experts have found that the specifications of smartphones are often inflated or incomplete, making it difficult for buyers to make a choice.

“The problem is that this protective film is not removed by the user, and excluding it from calculations is a questionable practice,” note analysts from Android Authority.

Some manufacturers may exclude protective films from measurements of the thickness and weight of smartphones, which can lead to manipulation of the figures. Additionally, comparing tempered glass with regular glass may be insufficient, making it harder for buyers to choose.

This news reveals the problem of marketing manipulations in the smartphone industry, highlighting the importance of carefully analyzing specifications and manufacturers' advertising promises before making a purchase.