[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Display

Screen-to-Body Ratio

The share of the front face covered by the display; higher means thinner bezels and a more immersive look.

Also known as: Bezel-less

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

Screen-to-body ratio is the display area divided by the front panel area. Phones reach 88–92% with hole-punch cameras; laptops usually sit around 75–90%. Higher is more immersive but can complicate grip and front cameras.

See Screen-to-body ratio: 91.1% and Side bezels: 6.1 mm in specs.

Related Technical Terms

Aspect Ratio
The ratio of screen width to height (e.g., 19.5:9, 16:10); affects how tall or wide a screen feels. Display
PPI
Pixels per inch — the pixel density of a screen; higher PPI means sharper, crisper text and images. Display
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