Tested and tried out: iPhone Duo in review: The Apple tablet for your pocket
Apple took its time with its first foldable phone. The iPhone Duo shows just how good a device in this format can be. But also where compromises are unavoidable. A practical test.
Apple has launched its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, priced at €2299. The device features a 7.6-inch screen that unfolds from a compact, passport-sized design, allowing users to browse web pages, read books and emails, and watch videos comfortably. The exterior display is 5.4 inches, smaller than typical smartphones, but Apple uses the space efficiently with a clever interface design.
The iPhone Duo's screen has a unique 10-layer design with a matte finish, making the fold in the middle barely visible, and its cameras, including 48-megapixel main and ultra-wide lenses, perform well despite the device's thin design. The phone uses a fingerprint sensor, TouchID, for identification instead of FaceID, and features the A20-Pro chip for processing and cooling.
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