Apple iPhone Duo review: A first-class foldable
Apple’s first foldable iPhone has arrived, and early impressions suggest it is a capable device for users who want a foldable form factor without leaving the iPhone ecosystem.
The handset is described as a first-class foldable, but it comes with clear trade-offs. It is heavy and expensive, which may discourage buyers who are more interested in value or portability than access to Apple’s ecosystem.
For iPhone users unwilling to move to Android, the iPhone Duo offers a way to combine the company’s familiar software and services with a folding design. Its premium price and substantial weight, however, mean that it is likely aimed at a narrower audience than conventional iPhone models.