Post by sman12 on Jul 2, 2021 2:38:34 GMT 10
At this point, the touch screen flips/folding phones (like the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip or the Moto Razr) appear to be more of a failure for most people. One major reason is that they're still overtly expensive (~$1,380 for the Galaxy Z Flip, for example) and plus, the flexible screens can break more easily than flat glass screens on most smartphones because of plastic layers (not the Z Flip anyway) being subject to wear and tear.
But if foldable phones become more cheaper and accessible to the general public in the near future (that is, if manufacturers can fix the glaring issues of the foldables already released), then they could be a mainstream success. But I digress.
But if foldable phones become more cheaper and accessible to the general public in the near future (that is, if manufacturers can fix the glaring issues of the foldables already released), then they could be a mainstream success. But I digress.
