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I have to agree. The Fold (to me) is impractical due to the ridiculously narrow external display. I’ve owned or currently own the Z Flip 4, Razr 5G and both Surface Duos. For side by side multitasking you simply can’t touch the Duo. Checkmate. But it’s impossibly uncomfortable as a phone. The Razr 5G (to me) is better than the Z Flips because of the external display but falls short with the narrow main display. Surprisingly, there is a GCam port for the Razr that makes its camera better than most flagships and wipes the floor with my iPhone 13 PM with Night View. Queen to Queen’s level three (Star Trek chess).
You literally just proved my point. Please tell me what is the benefit of a 4:3 screen on a cell phone when every conceivable cell phone use case is tuned for a wide screen these days? I was shocked when I tried browsing a website feed on the interior screen on Galaxy Fold and it showed less content compared to the exterior one.
Maybe. But I think you missed my point entirely. Regardless of what aspect ratio you desire to have, tablets aren't in 21:9. So I sounds to me like you just don't like tablets.
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I personally prefer a compact fold like the Oppo Find N and Find N2. Compact when I need it and a large screen when I want.
Oh, please allow me to google that for you kind sir.
"The Find N2 Flip's 6.8-inch display is long and narrow, with a cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio, like the long screen on the Xperia 1 IV."
This is of course the exterior screen. But the interior screen is meant to mimic a tablet, which are usually closer to 4:3.
Tri-Fold....use case / screen size / spen...pure functionality...why limit yourself....
I have to agree. The Fold (to me) is impractical due to the ridiculously narrow external display. I’ve owned or currently own the Z Flip 4, Razr 5G and both Surface Duos. For side by side multitasking you simply can’t touch the Duo. Checkmate. But it’s impossibly uncomfortable as a phone. The Razr 5G (to me) is better than the Z Flips because of the external display but falls short with the narrow main display. Surprisingly, there is a GCam port for the Razr that makes its camera better than most flagships and wipes the floor with my iPhone 13 PM with Night View. Queen to Queen’s level three (Star Trek chess).
You literally just proved my point. Please tell me what is the benefit of a 4:3 screen on a cell phone when every conceivable cell phone use case is tuned for a wide screen these days? I was shocked when I tried browsing a website feed on the interior screen on Galaxy Fold and it showed less content compared to the exterior one.
Maybe. But I think you missed my point entirely. Regardless of what aspect ratio you desire to have, tablets aren't in 21:9. So I sounds to me like you just don't like tablets.
That's an interesting thought. I think I saw a couple of tri-fold patents some time ago...
both. if you are a heavy media consumer, the fold is better. If you are someone who wears skinny jeans or hates bulk, the flip is better.