What is the Key Differences of Touch Panel Optical Bonding VS Air Bonding
Definition
Optical Bonding: The touch panel is fully bonded to the display panel, eliminating air gaps between them.
Air Bonding: The touch panel is bonded only around the edges, leaving air gaps in the center.
Display Quality
Optical Bonding: Higher display quality due to reduced reflection and refraction. Colors appear more vibrant, and contrast is better.
Air Bonding: Potential issues like dark corners or air gaps affecting visual performance.
Thickness and Compactness
Optical Bonding: Thinner design due to the absence of air gaps.
Air Bonding: Thicker due to the presence of air gaps.
Cost and Manufacturing
Optical Bonding: Higher cost due to complex bonding processes and precise alignment requirements.
Air Bonding:Lower cost and simpler manufacturing process.
Durability and Touch Performance
Optical Bonding: More durable and less prone to air bubbles or delamination. Touch accuracy is better.
Air Bonding: Higher risk of air gaps affecting touch sensitivity and durability.
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