iPhone Duo is here: summary

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iPhone Duo is here

Marques Brownlee

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Shape and displays 0:00

Apple's first folding iPhone, the iPhone Duo, uses a shorter, passport-shaped book style like Samsung's Fold 8. Closed, it shows a 5.4 inch outer display shaped like the letter D, and opening it reveals a 7.6 inch OLED screen similar to an iPad mini.

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Crease and hinge quality 0:30

The crease is barely visible thanks to an anti-glare finish and a well-made hinge, making it one of the best foldable hinges seen so far.

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Price and animations 0:30

The iPhone Duo starts at 2,000 dollars, expensive but less than expected, and it features smooth opening and closing animations.

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