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Why is it that foldables are still just 1.5% of the total phone market? Foldables are awesome, I don't think they add anything critical functionally, but they do make almost everything you do on the phone better and more convenient. I understand they are super expensive and don't expect them to replace normal phones, but 1.5%? How so?
Expensive and risky, seeing too many failure videos of these foldables/flip phones. A phone is a non-replaceable commodity in my pocket. Under no circumstance can I afford for it to break and then take a couple of weeks for it to be repaired. Till the durability issues are completely resolved, the market is not going to grow.
Why is it that foldables are still just 1.5% of the total phone market? Foldables are awesome, I don't think they add anything critical functionally, but they do make almost everything you do on the phone better and more convenient. I understand they are super expensive and don't expect them to replace normal phones, but 1.5%? How so?
Why is it that foldables are still just 1.5% of the total phone market? Foldables are awesome, I don't think they add anything critical functionally, but they do make almost everything you do on the phone better and more convenient. I understand they are super expensive and don't expect them to replace normal phones, but 1.5%? How so?
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Why is it that foldables are still just 1.5% of the total phone market? Foldables are awesome, I don't think they add anything critical functionally, but they do make almost everything you do on the phone better and more convenient. I understand they are super expensive and don't expect them to replace normal phones, but 1.5%? How so?
The crease and narrow front screen
Expensive and risky, seeing too many failure videos of these foldables/flip phones. A phone is a non-replaceable commodity in my pocket. Under no circumstance can I afford for it to break and then take a couple of weeks for it to be repaired. Till the durability issues are completely resolved, the market is not going to grow.
Why is it that foldables are still just 1.5% of the total phone market? Foldables are awesome, I don't think they add anything critical functionally, but they do make almost everything you do on the phone better and more convenient. I understand they are super expensive and don't expect them to replace normal phones, but 1.5%? How so?
Why is it that foldables are still just 1.5% of the total phone market? Foldables are awesome, I don't think they add anything critical functionally, but they do make almost everything you do on the phone better and more convenient. I understand they are super expensive and don't expect them to replace normal phones, but 1.5%? How so?