 This video from CES 2018 is brought to you by Squarespace. Build an awesome website or store with their all-in-one platform today at the link below. So we're here in the Synaptics booth at CES 2018, so you might know Synaptics for their, I don't know, fingerprint sensors, touchpads, all that kind of stuff. If it's a sensor, they're probably into it, but fingerprint sensors are actually the one we're most interested in right now. So this right here is the first phone I have ever laid my hands and or fingers on with an in-screen fingerprint sensor. It's using the Synaptics Clear ID FS9500, and if you haven't heard of that before, well, the reason is that it is not out yet. Now this phone is set to launch in early 2018. They won't give us a ton of information about it, but what we do know is that it uses a 6.4 inch OLED panel. It's got a dual camera setup on the back that was actually pretty snappy, but we can't evaluate the image quality in a setting like this. It's got a pretty clean black and gold overall design, and on the bottom you'll find a micro USB. That was a little disappointing, but thankfully a headphone jack. The star of the show really is the display though. It uses a Samsung OLED panel, probably a good choice there, and like any phone these days, that display is kind of like a cake or an onion. It's got layers, you know? So what happens here is there's a glass digitizer that's on top, then there's an OLED panel with its substrate, and then there are actually little holes that allow light from the panel to bounce off of your finger and through to the sensor underneath it reading your fingerprint. Now the speed is not as fast as something like an iPhone 8, but it's also not as slow as some of the early generation touch sensors, so I didn't feel like there was really any compromise that I was making in using it. Now the question you guys are probably all thinking right now, why has he not talked about this yet, is can you see it? And the answer is yes, but with a gigantic asterisk. Because the only time you can see it, and I had to look pretty closely, even under the powerful lights in here on a black background, the only time you can see it is kind of at an angle like this. By the time you get to a normal viewing angle, and we're talking like that still, it disappears completely, and on a white background, I couldn't, I can't, oh, oh there it is, okay, barely, you can barely make it out at all. So this is really freaking impressive. And you know what else is impressive? Squarespace. You can create a beautiful website or online store with one of their award-winning templates today, and the great thing is no matter what kind of bugs are, you know, discovered in CPUs, ha ha, your website will perform well with no downtime, no patching, no updates, nothing like that. Squarespace takes care of all of it. They've got award-winning 24-7 customer support, and they're used by a wide range of creatives and people, including musicians, designers, artists, restaurants, and more. So try it out today at squarespace.com slash LTT, and you can get 10% off on your first purchase. So thanks for watching guys. If you disliked this video, then you clearly hate technology because like, with completely all display phones being basically the freaking future, this is kind of an important development, but if you liked it, hit like, get subscribed so you don't miss any of our CES content, and we will see you at the next booth.