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Apple's iPhone Duo foldable screen may hide crease, but durability remains unproven

Apple's new iPhone Duo uses a nano-textured matte display that reduces the visible crease, yet its long-term wear is still uncertain.

Apple introduced the iPhone Duo with a nano-textured matte display designed to make the inevitable hinge crease less apparent, a claim supported by initial hands-on impressions where the line is barely visible but can be felt. While some reviewers praised the reduced glare, others warned that the crease may become more noticeable as the device endures regular folding, citing the Galaxy Z Fold 8 as an example where the crease deepens over time.

Executives have voiced pride in the device's durability, yet only extensive consumer use will reveal whether the screen can maintain its appearance. Future durability tests by tech reviewers are expected to put the claim to the test. Until then, the iPhone Duo's crease reduction is promising but not yet proven.

Why it matters

Consumers need to know if Apple's foldable will stay functional and attractive after everyday use.

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