Why aren't more people buying foldables?

I love the razr 2025. This makes me sad. I switched to Android bc I like it so much from the iPhone 16 pro. I love it so far but sounds like I only have 10 more months to use it. f**king bummer

The biggest problems with foldable devices and I've had many since the Galaxy Z fold 3 is the inner display out of all the ones I've had. None of them have suffered cracks or anything but that plastic film cannot be cleaned in a proper way. It is so fragile. It scratches easily. Even though most Samsung foldables now close completely shut lint still gets in there. And sometimes when you unfold it you can find deep dimples of which it won't recover and the biggest downside is I felt the pain when I traded in my s23 ultra after returning to a candy bar phone because I got the z-fold six and ever since I've missed Flagship cameras true to the full 7 has a 200 megapixel sensor but still for what they're charging for a foldable phone that does better multitasking than any of the candy bar counterparts get their charging is mediocre and you are not getting Flagship cameras and Samsung always promotes the full series as the best phone in their lineup yet. They can give you three proper Flagship cameras, like most Chinese manufacturers, then I might be going back to a Ultra phone from them until they finally release a foldable with Flagship cameras that is going to be worth it because there is time for you cannot take a dedicated camera that shoots photos and you have to do it with your phone and when it comes to zooming in on something Samsung foldables are horrible compared to the candy bar ultraline, which is still selling better than the z-fold 7 and flip 7