Concept devices should prioritize user experience over excessive hype

Tech conferences often showcase concept devices that dazzle audiences with their futuristic designs and features. However, most of these concepts never see the light of day. These concept phones generate a ton of buzz, serving as free marketing for the brands. They also help companies gauge public interest in certain features and flex their technical prowess. However, the constant showcasing of these unattainable gadgets can leave consumers feeling frustrated and jaded. The actual products that hit the market often feel like watered-down versions of the original concepts. This strategy of hyping up concept devices could eventually backfire.