That tri fold design is absolutely bonkers. Can't wait to get my hands on one. Will wait for another brand to launch theirs though. Luckily I'm very comfortable importing phones so getting one once it's released will not be hard at all.

T-Mobile coverage outside metro areas is still lacking. I can personally attest to this as I had T-Mobile on my car and AT&T on my phone until early this year. Traveling just an hour from home every weekend, I could watch my car lose the connection just half an hour out of town while my phone remained connected. A couple of years ago, going down I10, I was the only one in the car with a connection in the middle of nowhere, past the sign warning about no gas station for the next hundred miles. Unfortunately, my passengers were T-Mobile customers. Back in John’s days, its spotty coverage was tolerable because T-Mobile had the best valued plans. Nowadays, T-Mobile has a commendable 5G coverage, but it still lags far behind the others in 4G coverage.

If I didn't need or use an EMR stylus every day the Legion Go would probably be a great fit for me too. I'm stuck with Samsung tablets for the moment but if a viable alternative comes up I'll be happy to switch.Maybe I'll get a Legion Go 2 and see what it can do for me.

Ha! $7.50 for a signature to save a $1000 phone and AT&T doesn't require it?Hello, anybody home?

Only reason I did not get either of the Duo's was because of bad reviews. I was truly hoping for the 3rd version. Isn't it 3 times a charm? But they crapped out! I would still prefer a Duo type phone over any fragile screen foldable!

Can only talk for myself i have not used a cable to charge a iphone since i went back to apple with the 13 pro max always wireless never had a issue always last me about 2 days one charge.