Stop calling it an edge-to-edge display. It couldn't be less of an edge-to-edge display. It's not even that on the iPhone.
Ok, unless what it displayed on a device blends directly into, eg, the table the device is sitting on, it cannot be called edge-to-edge?
In mathematics, the edge is a line. In real-life usage, 'edge' can also be used to describe the border region (
"The border or part adjacent to the line of division."), ie, something of non-zero thickness. Thus anything that can be perceived as being part of the border can be called the edge. If you look at the iPhone 6/7/8, the top and bottom bezel clearly isn't part of the border. If something has bezels with different thickness, the thinnest bezel parts can be perceived as representing the border region, whereas the thicker bezel parts aren't seen as the border but as something that is part of the front-facing surface.
Thus, if you reduce the bezel to what was seen as a border region (ie, the thinnest bezel parts) on all sides, it can be perceived as edge-to-edge. More generally, if you reduce the bezel to something massively thinner than before (eg, reduce its thickness by a factor of five) or to something less than maybe 5% on either side, that bezel might also start to be seen as just representing a border region and not part of the front-facing surface.
Additionally, when you start rounding the edges you quite clearly denote that the curved part as a whole is described as the edge. If the edge where just a line, it couldn't be rounded. And on the iPhone X, the distance between where the screen ends and where the rounding starts is really pretty small, I'd say a millimetre tops. And finally, terms like basically edge-to-edge or practically edge-to-edge start being used which are then abbreviated to 'edge-to-edge'. Or compared to the previous model, the screen goes edge-to-edge.
In short:
- The edge can be more than just an infinitesimal thin line.
- Everything is seen in context, relative to something else. Relative to a previous model, relative to the size of the whole object.
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I disagree. Every child i've ever seen using an iPad with headphones is using wired. Cheap wired noise limited headphones are a godsend for kids
Are they also frequently charging the iPad while using it? Otherwise the included Lightning Earpods will do the job just fine.