Foldable smartphones have reached their fifth major generation, as heralded by Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Fold 5, and...

Foldable smartphones have reached their fifth major generation, as heralded by Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Fold 5…

For me it’s definitely the durability concerns. I’ve valued my phone’s water and dust resistance since getting an ip67 phone years and years ago. My brother had a flip and a grain of sand in his pocket got under the display; when he closed the phone the display died. And they expect me to pay more for the privilege.

    • HexareiEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Started with the Surface Duo 2, if you count it, and now I’m using the Galaxy Z Fold 4.

      I suppose I could also count the LG G8x too, possibly?

      So many because my company buys phones for me every couple years and I like the flexibility of the folding screen. I’m convinced that anyone who says they don’t want one just hasn’t used one yet. It makes such a huge difference to my mobile experience honestly. Games, documents, multitasking, web browsing, media consumption… It’s all so much better on a device that folds in half lol.