[Red Badger]

Ping!................

[Terry L Smith]

1. Since i have hard hands, i use a samsung active 7. The active 8 specs were the equal of using different shoelaces was not worth the money. I amrural, so it will be a while till 5g comes about, so..i wait and watch.

[real saxophonist]

I had an original RAZR, then a Droid RAZR, so I looked at this new one. WAY too expensive, and I didn’t really trust (with good reason, apparently) the folding full screen.

[Retrofitted]

When a folding phone can go from 5” to 10” and back again, let me know. Until then, I just don’t have a use for it.

[cuban leaf]

I just paid $160 for my new smart phone. Why are these phones ten times that price?

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Anything radically new is going to have problems. You have to expect anything this new and different to both be incredibly expensive and full of problems. Its the cost of having “cutting edge” technology.

[cuban leaf]

Maybe don’t buy a folding phone yet

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They don’t call it the bleeding edge for nothing.

[windsorknot]

“He folded like a cheap suit Samsung.”

[HamiltonJay]

While I do think th razor design has merits, the tech clearly isn’t there yet..

[Erik Latranyi]

Microsoft Surface Duo is a better idea

[Buttons12]

I watched two youtube videos about them, one about Motorola and the other about Samsung.
They’re expensive.
It isn’t glass. It’s plastic. Scratches easily.
The Motorola doesn’t close completely so dust gets in when it’s folded.
I concluded the problem isn’t so much in the folding screen (which is supposed to survive a quarter-million closings, and couldn’t be tested), but these other factors.
For what they cost, the shortcomings are rather off-putting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbAkY-Www40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eokt7DWljtU

[1Old Pro]

So you’re saying if we buy one get the service plan eh?

[Carriage Hill]

My ancient 2014 Samsung Rugby 4 (AT&T) Flip Phone, folds just fine.