I haven’t met anyone yet who does and I haven’t read any good endorsements about foldable phones but I keep seeing advertisement for foldable phones.

Thanks

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    Is the screen too big?

    Or is it too wide?

    I’m surprised to hear so many positive anecdotes, it’s cool to learn all of this.

    I actually don’t know anyone very well right now that has a foldable, so this is all valuable information.

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      First one was a Samsung flip, which just folds a regular phone in half. It’s not really usable folded beyond notifications and such. It was convenient for video calls to be partially folded and set on a table. Also you could hang up on people by closing the phone, which was cool to be able to do again.

      New one is a Samsung fold which is more usable as a phone when folded.

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        This is all fascinating, how are the speakers on these things? Or on the ones that you’ve had?

        Why are you sticking with foldables instead of flat screens?

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          I’m still rocking an s10+, it works for me. The folding screen isn’t a huge draw for me, i don’t use my phone for enough things that benefit from increased size (my phone is already quite large though). I didn’t notice the speakers being significantly different than most any phone.

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            Okay, thanks. I didn’t see the draw either, so these answers have been pretty enlightening.