Pros: Good for the most part, works anywhere, true unlimited.
Cons: Expensive, almost unusable when it rains, upload speeds are poor.
If you plan to use it for streaming, it's not the most reliable. My recommendation is to go for fibre internet if you have one available near you
I might have to step in... A $2000 experiment
All my tech friends who are huge Apple fans are refusing to buy the Duo.
@valorreviews @Le_CaptAwesome @Tech_OverWatch @OscarFranky @ugoson_quorch @iamcypher_x what happened to your curiosity?
All my tech friends who are huge Apple fans are refusing to buy the Duo.
@valorreviews @Le_CaptAwesome @Tech_OverWatch @OscarFranky @ugoson_quorch @iamcypher_x what happened to your curiosity?
Izzi Boye retweeted
Apple Responds: “We are aware of an issue impacting the inner display on a small number of iPhone Duo units. If users experience issues with their iPhone Duo display, they should contact AppleCare for a replacement.”
NEW: iPhone Duo screen-cracking issue is real. Apple hasn’t given stores or customer service representatives guidance but the company is investigating. Several people have sent me images and stories of their new $2000 device breaking within hours. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Izzi Boye retweeted
It might be a little early to say it… but I think the Z Fold8 is the better foldable overall.
That being said, I’m glad Apple made the iPhone Duo. Apple entering this space is going to put way more eyes on foldables and push the entire category forward.
What exactly is the aim of this lol?
Unbelievable! The iPhone Duo's display has been hiding a shocking secret!
Someone finally dared to peel off the matte film covering the iPhone Duo's display, and what they discovered was astonishing.
With the film removed, the screen underneath looks surprisingly uneven, with visible bumps, ripples, and even wrinkles!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The matte nano-texture cover layer peeled in the video is intentionally designed by Apple to mask the crease, ripples and surface variations of the underlying foldable display. It is a replaceable protective layer, not a defect.
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