High Cost Remains a Bottleneck for Widespread Adoption: The complex manufacturing process and low yield rate of flexible screens currently result in high overall costs. Although prices are expected to decrease with technological advancements, they are unlikely to fully replace traditional screens in the short term.
Lifespan and Stability Need Improvement: Repeated bending can lead to fatigue in the internal structure of the screen, affecting its lifespan. Improving the durability of flexible screens is currently a key research focus.
Diverse and Broad Future Development Directions: Looking ahead, flexible screens may evolve towards "transparency," "self-healing," and "holographic projection." For example, future mobile phones may eliminate the need for physical buttons, with all operations completed through flexible touchscreens; and cutting-edge technologies such as "electronic skin" will leverage flexible screens to achieve entirely new human-computer interaction experiences.