iPhone Duo Display Crease Becomes More Visible After 10,000 Folds
A durability test conducted by YouTuber Tim Pan reveals that the iPhone Duo's display crease becomes significantly more prominent after undergoing 11,500 folds. Despite testing under various conditions, including freezing temperatures, the device's hinge mechanism demonstrated structural resilience. The findings suggest that while the hardware remains functional, the aesthetic degradation of the screen is a persistent issue for Apple's foldable technology. Even with a matte display intended to mitigate visibility, the crease becomes noticeable after only 500 folds, highlighting ongoing engineering challenges in the foldable smartphone sector.
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