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Headphoneus Supremus
You didn't ask me but I'll answer as well. I have tried all 4 folds and always end up eventually going back to a candy bar phone. As I type this, I have my iphone 13 pro max and Fold 4 with me. The biggest problem with the Fold - and one I haven't yet solved - is that the outer screen makes for a terrible phone which requires you to open the fold to get the most of it. Once opened, it's better than a candybar phone but you have to force yourself to do this. The front screen is just too narrow to be useful. Technically it works but too many typos and missed clicks. Oppo and others have solved for this by using a different form factor (wider and shorter) and I expect Samsung will eventually do the same. That will be the winning combo that takes foldables to the next level. In the meantime, if you can deal with that issue and commit yourself to using the inside screen, the Fold is amazing.
Thank you so much man! Really! You answered the real question which was on my mind. I feel like 75% of the time I'd simply use the outer screen. The problem is I'd commit to the stinking thing if I didn't enjoy it. I've had every Samsung note phone up to the 10+ and so I was simply going to go to the ultra from that. However, that foldable looks very enticing and I was hoping that the 4th iteration would bring a nice usability. I'm still on the fence but you are the 1st person to answer this question who has actually had experience with the 4. Much APPRECIATED!
We'll see over here. Talk to me in a few weeks. I will say, I'm having fun with it too and I'm usually just doing things hands free re: calls. I like that you can use the front screen vertically or horizontally. That helps. It's also easier to hold in on hand, but I do miss Reachability, unless Android has it and I'm missing it. Haven't had many typos and I usually dictate my texts. I do wish it was more a 16x9 form. That would def solve the thin issue while closed. I do still prefer iOS, but I'm new, or rather, came back to try Android yet again.On the plus side, candybar phones are boring and have reached their glass ceiling. You can get a F4 on swappa for about $1200 which would keep you pretty safe resale wise if its not for you. The phone is very fun but I'm not yet convinced it's solving a problem that exists. That said, I keep buying them so I guess the joke's on me.
On another note, no idea why they keep added more models to the Jabra line: https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/1/23331888/jabra-elite-5-earbuds-announced-features-price Maybe I'm missing something.