Sensitivity. Many users experience problems with curved screens due to increased touch sensitivity at the edges.
Fragility. A curved screen is more likely to break when dropped than a flat screen.
Vulnerability to damage. Even covers and bumpers cannot save such screens.
Problems with installing protective films and glass. Such accessories come off faster than curved screens. And such “protection” also deteriorates faster.
visual heterogeneity. The picture on curved screens becomes darker at right angles. Therefore, there is a feeling of heterogeneity in the image.
Source: Ferra
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