This is gonna go on for a while 😂

The Duo was way too hyped and put on a pedestal over foldables that have had years to improve. John calling them cheap just makes the whole situation even worse.

People said Xiaomi rushed the Fold 18 to beat Apple to the market, yet I haven't heard many complaints since its release. Apple had 8 years to prepare, yet the Duo still falls short in many areas.

I barely trust IP ratings these days. IP69 or not, I’m doing everything I can to protect my phone. But Apple, WTF?!

We've been folding foldables since 2019, and now that it's Apple's turn, the "right way" suddenly spawned out of nowhere. 😂

From everything I’ve seen and heard, it looks like the hinges might be causing the lines on the screen. It could be due to pressure from the central part of the hinge that pops out when closing the Duo, pushing against the display.

The trolls are live 😂

It’s Apple’s first foldable, so I wasn’t expecting much. But the way they mocked other foldables at the Apple event, you’d think the 8 years they spent planning and manufacturing the Duo would result in straight-up perfection out of the box.

How Apple Replaces The Nano-Texture Layer. It’s almost the same process as applying a regular screen protector, just with extra care.

Came online and saw this. @ZacksJerryRig liked my post. 😁 Might mean nothing to some people, but it means a lot to me. Thank you, sir!

It’s crazy how the original Galaxy Z Fold, released in 2019 with an aluminum hinge rather than titanium like the iPhone Duo, passed the durability test. A lot was said at Apple’s event, and expectations were high.

The iPhone Duo failed @ZacksJerryRig durability test. I’m a little surprised, though. I know a lot of y’all will say, “It’s because Samsung made the screen.” But in case you forgot, the Galaxy Z Fold8 passed the durability test without any issues.

Two Men Just Made History As The First To Get The iPhone Duo On 5th Avenue. What A Day To Remember. 😂