Apple’s iPhone Duo Reveals Crease in Foldable Display in Early Video
An early hands-on video of the iPhone Duo shows an evident crease in the display.
The Apple iPhone Duo, shipping on October 23, shows a noticeable crease in its foldable display, according to an early hands-on video. Pre-release customers tested the device and found that Apple has not fully resolved the crease issue despite previous reports.
In contrast to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8, which uses a rigid surface with hard glass, the iPhone Duo has a softer display cover designed for easier replacement if damaged. This results in a crease that is particularly visible above the hinge area. Users reported that the crease is clearly visible and can be felt when touched, although it becomes less apparent when the screen is inactive.
The durability of this design remains uncertain, as foldable smartphones often see increased crease visibility over time with regular use. Upcoming videos are expected to provide more insights into the iPhone Duo’s display before its official release.
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