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"So would I get the iPhone Duo right now? No. Not even at half the price.
Why? Well, because I don't want to risk even half of the $2,000 price tag for a device that may get a cracked screen after two, three (or 300) days of use."
I completely agree with this perspective. After iFixit and JerryRigEverything exposed the device's flaws, it’s impossible to trust that the screen won't break at any moment. Since this is a hardware-related issue, it cannot be fixed with a software update. In fact, the second part of the JerryRigEverything video was particularly eye-opening.
Chinese foldables are consistently ahead of the curve, offering superior battery capacity, display brightness, cameras, and cutting-edge features. We already know they are incredibly well-built and reliable, so it’s no surprise that the author would choose an Oppo over the iPhone Duo. I would make the same choice any day.
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"So would I get the iPhone Duo right now? No. Not even at half the price.
Why? Well, because I don't want to risk even half of the $2,000 price tag for a device that may get a cracked screen after two, three (or 300) days of use."
I completely agree with this perspective. After iFixit and JerryRigEverything exposed the device's flaws, it’s impossible to trust that the screen won't break at any moment. Since this is a hardware-related issue, it cannot be fixed with a software update. In fact, the second part of the JerryRigEverything video was particularly eye-opening.
Chinese foldables are consistently ahead of the curve, offering superior battery capacity, display brightness, cameras, and cutting-edge features. We already know they are incredibly well-built and reliable, so it’s no surprise that the author would choose an Oppo over the iPhone Duo. I would make the same choice any day.
I don't even like Oppo and I agree with this.