A number of prominent reviewers, a few of which work for major tech news publications, are out today with follow-ups to their original reviews of the phone in which they highlight myriad breaks, flaws and unflattering problems they’ve come across after using the Galaxy Fold for only a day or two.
A number of prominent reviewers, a few of which work for major tech news publications, are out today with follow-ups to their original reviews of the phone in which they highlight myriad breaks, flaws and unflattering problems they’ve come across after using the Galaxy Fold for only a day or two. These problems are certainly bad news ahead of the launch of a device that will set you back $1,980 if you buy it next week.
CNBC’s Steve Kovach, for example, was greeted with this flickering, unusable screen on his unit that essentially rendered it an expensive brick after only using it for a day:
Meanwhile, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg likewise encountered a display failure of his own that turned his unit into an unusable paperweight as well:
In additional tweets, Gurman explained that he removed a screen protector that he didn’t realize wasn’t supposed to be removed — something he concedes may have exacerbated his device’s problems.
