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Kai Cenat discovers Samsung’s foldable phones: Wait they been had this?

Kai Cenat mistook a Samsung foldable for an iPhone Duo and considered switching. His reaction sparked plenty of commentary from Android users.

Kai Cenat discovers Samsung’s foldable phones: Wait they been had this?

Kai Cenat was only a few moments into holding Apple's latest iPhone Duo when he stumbled upon another foldable device. During a live stream from Japan that amassed millions of views, the streamer approached a fan's folding phone and asked, "Is that the iPhone Duo?" The owner revealed it was a Samsung, and Cenat exclaimed, "What!

Wait, they've had this? I might have to switch to Samsung." The tweet detailing this exchange has since gone viral, capturing the surprise and curiosity of Samsung users who had been waiting to share the details with Cenat. This highlights how Apple fans, upon discovering Samsung's foldable features, might be questioning the value of their Apple devices.

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