The iPhone Duo reviews are in: expensive, late, and winning
Following the embargo lift, multiple reviews of Apple's $2,000 iPhone Duo have surfaced. Reviewers consistently criticize three aspects: the absence of a telephoto lens, the use of Touch ID instead of Face ID, and delayed third-party software support. However, reviewers largely commend Apple's foldable design execution and believe the device sets a new standard for the foldable smartphone category. Reviewers note that some limitations—particularly software support—are expected to improve over time as developers optimize for the platform.
Key points
- Common criticisms: no telephoto lens, Touch ID choice, limited third-party app support
- Reviewers praise Apple's design and execution of foldable form factor
- $2,000 price point; expected improvements in third-party developer support
- IDC analyst sees strong potential for foldable adoption among iPhone users new to the form factor
Summary and key points written by AI from the headline and a short excerpt, so they can be incomplete or wrong. Computerworld did the reporting; read the original for the full story.
Read the full story at Computerworld
