Insane Craftsmanship, Reasonable Price? An Honest Review of the iPhone Duo

Apple's very first foldable iPhone—how is it different from competing products that have spent seven years shaping the market?

Apple's first foldable smartphone, the "iPhone Duo," combines a design reminiscent of the iPhone Air with an asymmetric structure, showing a different direction from existing foldables right from first impression.

The real surprise begins the moment you unfold the screen.
The animation transitioning to the approximately 7.8-inch internal display offers a visual experience that goes beyond simply expanding the screen, feeling like a new space is opening up.

The strongly applied nanotexture finish hides the chronic screen crease of foldables to the point where it is barely noticeable in everyday environments, while also suppressing reflections to deliver a high level of immersion when watching videos and reading.

The colors consist of two options: "Night Sky," a deep navy close to black, and "Star White," a warm ivory tone.

Check out the video to see firsthand just how impressive the material's texture, screen transition feel, and crease suppression effect—which are hard to fully grasp from photos alone—actually are in the real product.

(Producer: Ha Hyun-jong / Director: Park Gyeong-heum / Assistant Directors: Kim Eun-chong, Yang Gi-chang, Lim Ji-oh Intern / Technical Support: Sehun, Cheon Se-yeon / Editing: Jung Hye-soo / CG Design: Kim Tae-hwa / Music: Kim Ji-won)

(SBS Subsub News)
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