Five years ago we participated with Binkies 3D to bring you the 3D model of the most popular smartphone, then a few years ago the 3D viewer received a side-by-side comparison mode that allows you to shape various models. The latest update improves viewer’s appropriateness and access.
When you spin the 3D model of a phone, it will now be horizontally 45 ° angle and 90 ° vertical snap – thus, you can easily “pose” the phone with a quick swipe. When you move your finger/mouse cursor, you can still see a phone at any angle, it is only after once it is.
Here, try this:
- Black titanium
- White titanium
- Natural titanium
- Desert titanium
Google Pixel 9 Pro
- Porcelain
- Rose chutney
- Walnut
- Obesidian
The ways you interact with the 3D model also improved. You can use the keyboard to control the interface. And if you are on mobile, you can swipe on the phone to spin it, but scroll the top/below swipe page so that you can’t get stuck.
The Binkies team implemented several changes to improve access. All visual elements have Aria labels, which are used by screen reading software. Additionally, the colors were taunted to ensure that they are good contrast to visibility and a slightly transparent background of full screen scene is now opaque, to promote visibility again. The 3D audience is now compatible with the European Exhibition Act.
You can find 3D scenes of many popular smartphones in our database by clicking on pictures in your glasses pages. There you will see official images and our own photos, as well as Binkies 3D Viewers. 3D models for each phone are available in many colors, which help you choose your favorite.
If you want to see two phones side-by-side, then there is a “size” button that appears when comparing different models.
