so many questions

[anon(661246)]

How's the camera? Is it the same camera module as the S10?

He's the software? How well will it go from the smaller screen to the tablet form. How will third party apps handle it?

What's the durability like?

What will the accessories be like and how many companies will make them? Can we get a screen protector for the front?

What's the battery life like?

 

[BB_PP]

Don't buy it!
Don't buy it!
Don't buy it!

 

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

How's the camera? Is it the same camera module as the S10?

He's the software? How well will it go from the smaller screen to the tablet form. How will third party apps handle it?

What's the durability like?

What will the accessories be like and how many companies will make them? Can we get a screen protector for the front?

What's the battery life like?

These are all questions that will be better answered after at least 6 months of real time usage, probably longer. We have to get past the honeymoon stage to get real results from users.

You basically have 2 options

Become a beta tester for Samsung at a $2,000 price tag and go thru the issues, and there will be issues, it's a generation 1.

Sit back and skip this one, maybe the next couple and let the problems get worked out.

This is a first generation, it doesn't even have a SD card slot. There will be improvements down the road. So unless you want to be a $2,000 beta tester, I would pass.

Link below shows that Samsung is nowhere close to perfecting the folding screen. Whether the following comes to light or not, it shows that this folding phone is as beta as it gets and your paying a high price to test it out.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.te...t-shows-off-yet-another-foldable-phone-design