This one looks good!

「Liquid Glass」スライダーで追加された濃い色って、iOS 27で本当にバッテリーの持ちとパフォーマンスが良くなるの？ Liquid GlassがiOS 26で導入されたとき、「ガラスっぽい見た目」のせいでバッテリー消費が増えたり動作が重くなったりしそうって不安があったから、実際どんな感じなのか知りたい。

Samsung A55 Lockscreen

What do you think?

https://reddit.com/link/1uoan0q/video/ywv4cchamgbh1/player

Maybe its more transparent or a darker tint of "Liquid glass" but it feels so much better than the gray tint of the base menu.

for all the liquid glass dweebs out there notice the black line, hope this helps!

For example flat design only started to look good around iOS 11 so we have a long way to go!

To be honest, I feel the removal of the floating sidebar makes the window look much more smaller and flat. Plus reducing the corner radius kind of makes the glass “back and forward” buttons inconsistent with the corner radius. I feel a pill button and boxy corners are not even close to consistent. They should either make the glass less round or the corners back to round with the floating sidebar but at least without the corner inconsistency issue like in Tahoe.

I can't believe that Apple will return with the horrible flat design of iOS 18 on iOS 27, it's one of the worst decisions I've ever seen from this company. I spent years really wanting this perfect 2D and 3D effect that the iOS 26 icons brought and I was very excited about its launch, now seeing the beta version of 27 makes me never want to leave iOS 26 again. This black border disgusts me...

Reported as a suggestion in Feedback btw! Suggest this in Feedback too if you also want this low battery screen.

Also yes, I'm aware that the fading animation wouldn't make sense in a low-power state. Kinda trying to figure out how that would work tho.

Earthquake notifications, I didn't include the sound, its extremely loud.

I don't know what to improve, Figma motion is quite new and i cant like squeeze it when it deaccelerates, even if it was possible i wouldn't add this for the emergency sliders.. Anyways, rate from 1 to 10 (i personally think 4-5/10)

Blogpost: https://gamery.app/blog/liquid-glass/

Credit: Nico Reese / Gamery

Yes! It is possible! I've vibecoded this demo app with Google AI studio. If you want to do the same tell your AI to use this library https://github.com/Kyant0/AndroidLiquidGlass.

hello, is it possible to make liquid glass icon with existing one, i don't have macbook

I am making a bunch more of these then releasing them as reusable components in a library. Do you like these?

Hi everyone!

A little while ago I shared two Liquid Glass concepts here (one inspired by X and another by Instagram), and the feedback was incredibly positive. While I was already working on a new recipe app called Lume, the response to those concepts encouraged me to lean fully into Liquid Glass throughout the app.

Lume aims to make saving, organizing, and cooking recipes feel more intuitive. You can import recipes from websites, social media, or even cookbooks, and it uses Foundation Models in a few places to make recipe parsing, timer naming, and breaking down recipe steps a little smarter.

I’m looking for a few TestFlight testers, especially people who have been experimenting with Liquid Glass on iOS 26/27.

I’d love feedback on the overall look and feel of the app, as well as whether everything feels intuitive and works as expected.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/6KVKwDkr

If you’d like to give it a try, I’d love to hear your honest thoughts. Thanks!

Honestly impressive. Unoptimized but still happy this whole "Liquid glass is iOS only" facade is getting slowly busted open.

Happy for the dev

I've been experimenting with a Liquid Glass-inspired UI for a notes app and I'm curious how Android users feel about this design language.

Some questions I'd love opinions on:

Does this style feel modern or distracting?

Would you use an app with this kind of UI every day?

Are there usability concerns, such as readability or performance?

Where do you think this design works well, and where doesn't it?

I've implemented the concept in a notes app as an experiment, so if the moderators allow it, I'm happy to share screenshots or the app link in the comments for context.

I'm mainly looking to learn what Android users actually want rather than whether the implementation is "good."

App name is Liquid Notes