Before and after folding iPhone Duo 10,000 times to see what the screen will look like after years of use
YouTuber Tim Pan tested the durability of the new Apple iPhone Duo by folding it 10,000 times. While the hinge remained functional, the screen crease deepened significantly during the experiment.
Why it matters
This test provides consumer insight into the long-term durability of foldable smartphone technology, a growing segment of the mobile market.
Tim Pan put Apple's new iPhone Duo to the test when he experimented with its almost invisible screen crease
With Apple's brand new 'foldable' iPhone set to release tomorrow, someone decided to truly put the smartphone to the test by seeing how durable its folding feature really is.
YouTuber Tim Pan decided to fold the new model 10,000 times for a wild experiment on Apple's latest release, and it has left people in two minds over the results.
On Friday, 23 October, the tech company will distribute its first-ever flip phone to its global audience, and from there, they'll get to see what their users think.
After it was claimed by Apple that the product has an almost invisible crease between both screens, people were bound to want to know if it was true, and if that meant it could withstand years of open and closing.
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