Galaxy Fold: Samsung smartphone

[Floki]

So a new phone that costs around £1500 is soon to be released next week and yet in some countries that have already been selling the device have had issues.
The foldable screen is breaking only after 2 days, for some, on the day they have bought the device.

https://news.sky.com/story/galaxy-fo...claim-11696933




My first question is: Why spend that much on a phone?
Second question: Why spend that much on a phone?
And my final question: What person right in mind would buy a phone that cost that much?

As soon as I heard about this phone (around 2 weeks ago) I know knew that people will start having problems with it.
A foldable phone just said problems all over.

Now that this is happening, will people be compensated and would you consider buying one if the screen didn't have problems?

[johnwex]

I've got one on order floki🙈
I might just keep it in the box and never use it,but it's the new technology I'm interested in so it suits me to pick one up,first foldable phone ,it will only appreciate in value,it will be a collector's item in the future. As for being faulty,not proven yet,it's not for sale officially until the 26th of this month,so far they have only delivered around 50 units strictly to reviewers and some YouTubers. And most of the problems are related to reviewers not reading the warning on the box and removing what appears to be a screensaver but is actually an integral part of the screen,like any new products I am sure it will have issues,but I can live with that. The price you have to pay for innovation I guess.

[AyannaMelek]

If I would want a phone that looks like a tablet I’d just buy a tablet. )

[Barney Rubble]

If I would want a phone that looks like a tablet I’d just buy a tablet. )

But it won't fit in your pocket then Nina

[howardsteele]

So a new phone that costs around £1500 is soon to be released next week and yet in some countries that have already been selling the device have had issues.
The foldable screen is breaking only after 2 days, for some, on the day they have bought the device.

https://news.sky.com/story/galaxy-fo...claim-11696933




My first question is: Why spend that much on a phone?
Second question: Why spend that much on a phone?
And my final question: What person right in mind would buy a phone that cost that much?

As soon as I heard about this phone (around 2 weeks ago) I know knew that people will start having problems with it.
A foldable phone just said problems all over.

Now that this is happening, will people be compensated and would you consider buying one if the screen didn't have problems?

yep its become unhinged, Floki... I know the feeling

[Lyndsay26]

I was told the maximum number of times you can open it is 200,000 times... madness

[howardsteele]

Why change and Samsung is market leader and i got an Galaxy s10 plus for my birthday and its superb, best phone ever, anything that opens like a book is not going to last long

[SteveB]

Why change and Samsung is market leader and i got an Galaxy s10 plus for my birthday and its superb, best phone ever, anything that opens like a book is not going to last long

Especially if you wank over it.

[SteveB]

Why change and Samsung is market leader and i got an Galaxy s10 plus for my birthday and its superb, best phone ever, anything that opens like a book is not going to last long

I suspect that is true. Also, if your want the "latest thing" it is going to cost. And a few months later, when it is not the lastest thing, its cost will be considerably less.

[Barney Rubble]

Especially if you wank over it.