Yet another outfolding Chinese smartphone. Before you guys start blindly praising it just because it looks nice, consider the bad parts: – Outfolding smartphones are easier to make than infolding smartphones. – Outfolding smartphones are all-screen, essentially. When one side’s a screen you can put a cover on it, but when both sides are a screen? And especially when you need to open it up? How would you protect it? One smack on the edge of a table and the screen’s done. – Fingerprints and scratches. When a phone’s outfolding, you will ALWAYS be touching some part of the screen with your fingers (unless you hold it by the edges). The screen will always be dirty, and will get scratched and bumped MUCH more often than an infolding phone. – Look at that hideous bump on the back (on photo 2). This phone will not be opened flat. If you try, whoops! Screen will break (or at least get bent back more than it’s supposed to).
Yet another outfolding Chinese smartphone.
Before you guys start blindly praising it just because it looks nice, consider the bad parts:
– Outfolding smartphones are easier to make than infolding smartphones.
– Outfolding smartphones are all-screen, essentially. When one side’s a screen you can put a cover on it, but when both sides are a screen? And especially when you need to open it up? How would you protect it? One smack on the edge of a table and the screen’s done.
– Fingerprints and scratches. When a phone’s outfolding, you will ALWAYS be touching some part of the screen with your fingers (unless you hold it by the edges). The screen will always be dirty, and will get scratched and bumped MUCH more often than an infolding phone.
– Look at that hideous bump on the back (on photo 2). This phone will not be opened flat. If you try, whoops! Screen will break (or at least get bent back more than it’s supposed to).
This phone is a bad idea.