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The iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold 8: Which foldable has the edge?

How does the foldable iPhone Duo compare to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8? We've spent as much time with the devices as anyone, so let's compare.

The iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold 8: Which foldable has the edge?

After months of speculation, Apple unveiled the foldable iPhone Duo at its October 23 event. To get a firsthand look at the device, a senior Mashable reporter visited an Apple Park demo room following the "Surprise and Shine" keynote. The iPhone Duo competes directly with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8, which was also on display for comparison.

In terms of cost, both phones start at a similar price point of $1,899.99. However, the iPhone Duo offers a higher storage capacity with a 2TB version priced at $3,199, whereas the Z Fold 8 does not offer such a high-capacity option.

Design-wise, the iPhone Duo impressed with its sleek, futuristic look, earning praise for its rounded corners and D-shaped outer display. In contrast, the Z Fold 8 was described as boxy and utilitarian. Both phones are exceptionally thin, with the Duo being Apple's thinnest phone at 5.2mm unfolded and the Z Fold 8 even thinner at 4.5mm. The Z Fold 8 also has a lighter weight compared to its counterpart.

When it comes to displays, the iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold 8 both feature high-quality displays with advanced folding technology. The Duo boasts a 6.1-inch outer display and a 6.1-inch inner display, while the Z Fold 8 offers a 6.2-inch outer display and a 6.2-inch inner display. The absence of significant creases on both devices is a notable advantage in the foldable market.

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