Discussion - I don’t like the iPhone Duo because it breaks Apple’s most sacred rule

Everything apple is doing lately is unapple. Like lying about intelligence for two years meanwhile theyre still advertising it. Now they're in court over it. Buggy releases. My mac all of a sudden was junk because of an update.

" When you pick up the iPhone Duo, you are greeted with a stunning external display. Sharp, vibrant, and just what you’ve come to expect from Apple.” “ Open up the iPhone Duo, however, and everything changes. The colors appear muted, that edge to everything is just gone, and you lose the contrast that made the external screen such a joy to use."

“The Galaxy Z Fold 8 does it better "  

“The inner displays on the Galaxy foldables don’t feel like rigid glass, but I’ve always found them to be a very pleasant experience regardless. Not to mention the fact that, even without any nano-texture coating, the crease on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is practically non-existent. The Fold 8 also comes with an anti-reflective coating across its internal display. Unlike Apple’s solution, however, this one doesn’t apply a strong matte finish to everything.” I completely agree with this assessment. By using a nano-texture coating to hide the crease, Apple has compromised the internal display's clarity. The resulting muted colors and lack of contrast create a jarring, inconsistent experience when switching between the external and internal screens, which is uncharacteristic for a company that typically prioritizes a seamless user experience. But let's wait and see how the users like the experience.

Abdulah, this is just only your subjectif opinion. This is not an absolute truth

It's a shame, too. A device which should appeal to creators handicaps the experience on what should be a huge (pun intended) advantage: the inner screen.

I agree completely. With the inner display, it's like the layer of steam haze on your bathroom mirror after getting out of the shower, an unpleasant viewing experience