Early foldables were expensive experiments. The latest models close the price gap with flagships, lose the tablet-like bulk and ship with apps that actually adapt when you open them. The crease is still there if you look. Most reviewers stopped looking.
Durability after a year
Long-term tests show hinge and screen holding up far better than earlier generations. Dust remains the enemy. Repair costs are still high, and a protection plan is advisable.
Key takeaways
- Price now matches conventional flagships
- Apps adapt to the unfolded screen
- Dust resistance is still limited
This story is part of our ongoing coverage of gadgets. We will update it as more details emerge.
