Would you buy a foldable phone?

[247News]

Would you buy a foldable phone?
Note: It costs more than $2000.

 

[overcast]

No. That cost can get me Macbook Pro. I just can't get myself to spend over 800 for a phone.

 

[Page]

Unless I'm old with no money! I get a phone for under $100

 

[247News]

Too expensive.
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[overcast]

As expected motorola is not going to do any good with those foldable models anymore.

 

[Gh0st4unt3r]

I wouldn't no all though i have iphone i am still on the famous 6 plus and have had it a long time by then would be a fair few upgrades as i now know, if it works why change it 😛

 

[Page]

Rather pick up a phone that's still a smartphone for £50, Why spend so much on a phone that I'm not going to use it that much, not if I am doing gaming apps on it. even a cheap phone does google and youtube.

 

[RH-Calvin]

I would prefer what I have. No way going for a foldable phone.

 

[EddieBit]

i could see spending maybe 600-700 for a phone. 2000 is insane tho.

 

[Cam]

I guess I can see buying a foldable phone once it's a little more affordable. I'm really curious how this kind of phone will hold up overtime. It seems like there's bound to be issues with the screen eventually, especially where that crease is.

 

[krishatnet]

At my present financial situation I can't afford that price.

 

[Deleted member 4320]

No, I don’t see the appeal in foldable phones. I understood them back before smartphones but nowadays I don’t need my smartphone folded in my pocket.

 

[Smokey]

I've heard horror stories about so called "foldable phones" so i'd stay away from them, personally.

 

[Page]

I've heard horror stories about so called "foldable phones" so i'd stay away from them, personally.

Really, like what stories shave you heard then?

 

[Deleted member 4320]

Really, like what stories shave you heard then?

There's been a lot of articles in tech journals about them breaking very easily.

Usually the film across the screen either cracks or peels off within the early days of unboxing. It's still very new technology that probably isn't quite ready for general consumption I'd say.

 

[Page]

But do you believe in them LO they been around for years upon years and I never had any problems? But technology is just anything things in this world that changes all the time. Flip phones are fading out anyway I say.