The New Foldable iPhone Duo

The iPhone Duo was released on schedule, marking a milestone in Apple's history as its first foldable phone featuring an elegant and slim design with a thickness of 0.25 cm when unfolded, a durable titanium body, an outer frame protecting complex components, an external screen measuring 6.05 inches, and a stunning 7.6-inch flexible internal screen equipped with an anti-glare nano-coating, a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, and a peak brightness of 3,000 nits to deliver a unique and comprehensive viewing experience.

The device delivers top-tier performance thanks to its powerful A10 Pro processor backed by 12 GB of RAM and an advanced cooling system, alongside a dual-battery system ensuring all-day uninterrupted operation, full support for the Apple Pencil, and a professional photography experience via a dual 48-megapixel camera supporting spatial imaging technologies and ultra-high-definition video recording that rivals specialized cameras.

Despite these revolutionary advantages, the phone faced some criticisms and flaws noted by users and reviewers, chief among them being the exorbitant price starting at $1,999, making it a very costly option. The company also replaced Face ID with a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, which some users preferred not to have, in addition to its heavy weight of 254 grams—making it the heaviest phone in the iPhone family—along with minor software limitations in running dual apps compared to competitors, and a slight crease visible at the fold when using the smart stylus.