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> Foldable phones still feel like a novelty that is expensive and fragile, among other tradeoffs. I've had a Moto Razr Pro for three years now. No signs of wea
by indymike 1mo ago
> Foldable phones still feel like a novelty that is expensive and fragile, among other tradeoffs.
I've had a Moto Razr Pro for three years now. No signs of wearing out and it's taken quite a bit of abuse. The only tradeoff is probably water resistance and the crease in the screen (which you get used to but is a trade-off). The positive: same size a a wallet when folded, outer screen makes checking notifications fast, and the outer screen lets you use the outer camera for selfies and video recording. I'll probably get another one when the battery dwindles away.
- fg137 1mo ago> it's taken quite a bit of abuse I guess you are not nearly as bad at handling phones like I do -- sometimes I drop the phone three times a day.
- chocochunks 1mo agoI had a Razr 2023. My inner screen's touch layer died out of the blue after ~1 year and a few months which essentially broke the phone (it has a very small and limited outer screen). It was otherwise pristine too, no visible damage or anything. From what I read it's not that uncommon either. Still gambled on a Samsung Flip because I like the form factor but I am worried about durability. I'm generally pretty gentle with devices and never had a screen break or anything of that nature.