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Foldable phones are selling like hot cakes outside the U.S. but I don't know about the U.S. market. Could be catching up. Here are some things to know about
by ls-a 1y ago
Foldable phones are selling like hot cakes outside the U.S. but I don't know about the U.S. market. Could be catching up.
Here are some things to know about folding phones
1. They're like expensive cars. Do not own one without a warranty
2. As soon as the new model comes out, swap it in
3. If you're into smaller phones, they're a good option
4. They are not for the financially conscious. Those things are kind of a status symbol
- coldpie 1y ago> 3. If you're into smaller phones, they're a good option Curious to hear more about this. I don't mind thickness so much. How small are they? If I can get a decent phone with a <= 5" screen, I'd be ecstatic.
- runjake 1y agoAnecdotal, but I'm seeing a lot of folding phones in public. I look at the prices and wonder how some of the people I see with them can afford them. But using them is probably many people's favorite hobby at this point?
- throwawaylaptop 1y agoMost of it is your tax dollars. I have two friends who aren't officially with the mother of their kids in any way on paper so that they get as many benefits for single mothers as possible.
- thewebguyd 1y agoProbably carrier financing. Most carriers will offer 3 year monthly payments for phones, along with other promos that come along with bill credits w/ trade-in, etc. I doubt many are dropping $2,000 cash on the new phones but are more likely getting it financed as part of their phone plan.