Quick Answer
iPhone Duo vs Galaxy Z Fold 8: Apple’s foldable costs ₹1,19,901 more at base (₹2,99,900 vs ₹1,79,999), weighs 53g more (254g vs 201g), and has a ₹1,49,900 inner-screen repair bill versus Samsung’s ₹54,130. At least one owner reported a hinge crack within six hours and fewer than 20 openings. Yet Blinkit sold out its Delhi-NCR stock in five minutes. The iPhone Duo is faster and better built in some ways — but the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the smarter buy for most Indian consumers.
Key Takeaways
- Price gap: iPhone Duo starts at ₹2,99,900, Galaxy Z Fold 8 at ₹1,79,999 — a ₹1,19,901 difference
- Crackgate: a Melbourne buyer’s Duo screen cracked after 6 hours and fewer than 20 openings; Apple replaced the unit
- Blinkit sellout: all Delhi-NCR units sold out in 5 minutes on October 23; stock size was never disclosed
- Performance: iPhone Duo leads Geekbench 7 by ~12% single-core and ~13% multi-core over the Fold 8
- Weight: Galaxy Z Fold 8 is 201g; iPhone Duo is 254g — a 53g difference you feel every day
- Repair cost: iPhone Duo inner screen ₹1,49,900 vs Galaxy Z Fold 8 ₹54,130 (assembly) or ₹35,490 (component)
- Durability edge: iPhone Duo is IP68; Galaxy Z Fold 8 is IP48
1. Quick Verdict: Which Foldable Deserves Your ₹2 Lakh?
iPhone Duo Wins On
- CPU performance (A20 Pro, 2nm)
- IP68 water and dust resistance
- Video recording (4K 120fps Dolby Vision)
- Apple ecosystem integration
- Near-invisible crease at launch
- Hinge engineering and feel
Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wins On
- Price — ₹1,19,901 cheaper at base
- Weight — 201g vs 254g
- Repair costs — ₹54,130 vs ₹1,49,900
- App ecosystem and multitasking maturity
- Software support (7 years vs 5+)
- Availability and retail presence
The one-line answer: If you want the fastest foldable, IP68 and Apple’s ecosystem, the iPhone Duo delivers — but at a ₹1.2 lakh premium and with a repair bill that could exceed ₹1.5 lakh. If you want a lighter, cheaper, more mature foldable with better app support, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the smarter buy. For most Indian buyers, Samsung is the safer choice.
| Buyer Type | Better Choice | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Apple ecosystem power user | iPhone Duo | Continuity, iCloud, AirDrop, Apple Watch and iPad integration |
| Mobile gamer | iPhone Duo | A20 Pro leads the Fold 8 in CPU benchmarks |
| Videographer | iPhone Duo | 4K 120fps Dolby Vision, better video pipeline |
| Productivity-first user | Galaxy Z Fold 8 | More mature multitasking, better app optimisation |
| Budget-conscious buyer | Galaxy Z Fold 8 | ₹1.2 lakh cheaper, much lower repair costs |
| First-time foldable buyer | Galaxy Z Fold 8 | Lighter, cheaper to fix, more established platform |
2. Testing Methodology and Sources: How This Comparison Was Built
Foldable comparisons are easy to write badly. A spec sheet says one thing, real-world use says another, and owner reports can be exaggerated. Here is exactly what this guide relies on, and what it does not.
Sources used in this comparison
- 1.Apple India support pages: Official iPhone Duo repair pricing for inner display, outer display, back glass, battery, camera and “other damage.”
- 2.Samsung India spare-part list: Galaxy Z Fold 8 main screen assembly at ₹54,130 and component-level repair at ₹35,490.
- 3.Geekbench 7 database: iPhone Duo scores (3,986 single / 11,067 multi) versus Galaxy Z Fold 8 (3,567 / 9,811), reported by PhoneArena and ZDNet Korea.
- 4.MacRumors, The Verge, Yahoo Tech, PhoneArena and Vice: Owner reports of hinge cracks, including the Melbourne buyer’s six-hour case, and Apple’s replacement response.
- 5.NDTV, News18, ThePrint, CNBC TV18, Hindustan Times and Times of India: Blinkit sellout timing, Dhindsa’s statement, and social media reactions.
- 6.Times of India, Digit, Pocket-lint, The Independent and SamMobile: Spec-by-spec comparison of displays, chipsets, cameras, batteries and prices.
What we could not verify
The number of units Blinkit sold is unknown. Dhindsa did not disclose it, and social media users openly questioned whether the stock was single-digit. The failure rate for hinge cracks is also unknown. Apple has not published one, and reports are self-selected. The six-hour crack is a documented case, not a statistical norm. And long-term durability beyond a few weeks is still unclear for both phones.
3. Price: The ₹1.2 Lakh Question Nobody Wants to Answer
The iPhone Duo starts at ₹2,99,900 in India for 256GB. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 starts at ₹1,79,999 for 12GB/256GB. That is a difference of ₹1,19,901 — roughly the price of a brand-new iPhone 18 Pro, or a decent used car, or a year of rent for a small flat in a tier-2 city.
| Variant | iPhone Duo | Galaxy Z Fold 8 | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base (256GB) | ₹2,99,900 | ₹1,79,999 | ₹1,19,901 |
| Mid (512GB) | ₹3,24,900 | ₹1,99,999 | ₹1,24,901 |
| High (1TB) | ₹3,74,900 | ₹2,39,999 | ₹1,34,901 |
| Top (2TB / 1TB) | ₹4,49,900 (2TB) | ₹2,39,999 (1TB) | ₹2,09,901 |
Read that last row again. The top-end Galaxy Z Fold 8 costs less than the mid-range iPhone Duo. Samsung’s most expensive Fold 8 configuration is roughly ₹60,000 cheaper than where the Duo begins, and about ₹2.1 lakh cheaper than the Duo’s top model. If you are paying for storage, the gap only widens.
Why does Apple charge this much? The iPhone Duo is Apple’s first foldable. Apple is pricing it as a halo product, not a volume product. The A20 Pro, the titanium hinge, IP68 and the nano-texture display all cost money. But the premium is not justified by raw specifications alone — it is a brand and ecosystem tax. Whether that is worth ₹1.2 lakh is a question only you can answer.
Sources: Times of India, Samsung India, Apple India, and SamMobile.
4. Crackgate: Six Hours, Fewer Than 20 Openings, and an Audible Snap
This is the story that should make every prospective buyer pause. A buyer in Melbourne, Australia, picked up their iPhone Duo, took it home, and within six hours — after fewer than 20 openings — the inner screen cracked along the hinge.
Their account, shared on Reddit and reported by MacRumors, The Verge, Yahoo Tech and PhoneArena, is specific: they felt something near the hinge, underneath the screen. As they continued opening it, they heard an audible crack, and the screen broke right along the fold. There was no visible damage beforehand. They took it to an Apple Store, and Apple replaced the device.
That last detail matters. Apple did not argue. The company swapped the phone. But the fact that it happened at all — on a device that costs ₹2,99,900 — is the part that stings.
| What We Know | Detail |
|---|---|
| Reported failure time | ~6 hours after unboxing |
| Reported openings | Fewer than 20 |
| Location of crack | Along the hinge, top to bottom |
| Warning signs | Felt something near hinge, then audible crack |
| Apple response | Device replaced at Apple Store |
| Failure rate | Unknown — Apple has not published one |
| Other reports | MacRumors, Reddit and The Verge have collected similar cases |
Is this widespread? Nobody knows. Reviewers who folded the phone thousands of times did not experience cracks. But reviewers also treat devices gently, and they do not represent every unit. The reports are self-selected — people with cracked phones post, people with working phones usually do not. MacRumors explicitly notes that some early images may involve user damage.
What we do know is that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 has not generated a comparable wave of hinge-crack reports on launch. Samsung has been making foldables for seven generations. Apple has been making them for one. That experience gap is real, and it shows.
If it happens to you: Photograph the crack, keep the box and invoice, and go to an Apple Store or Authorised Service Provider immediately. Hinge failures from normal use should be covered under the one-year warranty. Do not accept a “physical damage” classification without pushing back — a crack that appears from normal opening is a manufacturing defect until proven otherwise.
Sources: MacRumors, The Verge, Yahoo Tech, PhoneArena, and Vice.
5. The Blinkit Paradox: Sold Out in 5 Minutes, But How Many Units?
On the morning of October 23, 2026, Blinkit founder Albinder Dhindsa posted on X that the iPhone Duo had gone live at 8:15 am for Delhi-NCR customers. By 8:20 am, every unit was gone. He added an exploding-head emoji and said the company was “working on getting more stock in the coming weeks.”
It was a brilliant marketing moment. A ₹3 lakh phone selling out on a grocery-delivery app in five minutes is the kind of headline that writes itself. NDTV, News18, ThePrint, CNBC TV18, Hindustan Times, the Tribune and the Times of India all covered it. Social media exploded.
But then the questions started. How many units were actually sold? Dhindsa did not say. Users on X immediately asked. One wrote: “How many units 2 or 5? Because Apple themselves have admitted lukewarm response to their Duo mobiles. So unless you are selling single digit, this ain’t possible.” Another joked: “What did I tell you? Apple made a great mistake by not launching it in 10L. It would have still been sold out within minutes.” A third simply said: “This means we are rich nation.”
The uncomfortable question: A sellout is only meaningful if you know the denominator. Five units selling out in five minutes is not the same as 5,000. Blinkit has not disclosed the number, and Apple has not either. The headline is real — the stock was gone — but the scale is unknown. Treat the “sold out in 5 minutes” claim as a marketing data point, not a demand study.
What we do know is that demand was strong enough to create long queues at Apple’s Saket store in Delhi and to push delivery estimates for online orders into late January. That suggests genuine interest, not just a small Blinkit allocation. But it does not tell us whether the iPhone Duo is a mainstream hit or a niche halo product.
Sources: NDTV, News18, ThePrint, CNBC TV18, and Times of India.
6. Full Specs Comparison: Every Difference That Matters
Here is the side-by-side breakdown, based on Apple’s and Samsung’s official specifications and verified by Times of India, Digit, Pocket-lint and PhoneArena.
| Specification | iPhone Duo | Galaxy Z Fold 8 |
|---|---|---|
| India price (base) | ₹2,99,900 (256GB) | ₹1,79,999 (12GB/256GB) |
| Inner display | 7.6-inch OLED, 1.4:1, 120Hz, 3,000 nits | 7.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 4:3, 120Hz |
| Outer display | 5.4-inch, 120Hz, 3,000 nits | 5.5-inch, 120Hz, 10:16 |
| Chipset | A20 Pro, 2nm, 6-core CPU, 7-core GPU | Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy, 3nm |
| RAM | 12GB | 12GB / 16GB |
| Rear cameras | 48MP f/1.6 main + 48MP f/2.2 ultra-wide | 50MP f/1.8 main + 50MP f/1.9 ultra-wide |
| Telephoto | No | No |
| Video | 4K 120fps Dolby Vision | 8K 30fps |
| Battery | 4,883mAh | 4,800mAh |
| Wired charging | 60W rated (peaks ~42W) | 45W |
| Wireless charging | MagSafe ~33W | 20W |
| Weight | 254g | 201g |
| Folded thickness | 11.3mm | 9.7mm |
| Unfolded thickness | 5.2mm | 4.5mm |
| Durability | IP68 | IP48 |
| Hinge | 100+ parts, titanium, 15°–165° free-stop | Armor FlexHinge, Flex Titanium |
| S Pen | No (Apple Pencil support promised later) | No (dropped) |
| Software | iOS 27.1 | Android 17 with One UI 9 |
| Software support | 5+ years iOS updates | 7 years OS + security |
The headline is simple: the iPhone Duo is faster and tougher in some ways, but the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is 53g lighter, 1.6mm thinner folded, ₹1.2 lakh cheaper, and comes with 7 years of software support versus Apple’s 5+.
Sources: Times of India, Digit, Pocket-lint, and PhoneArena.
7. Performance: A20 Pro vs Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
On Geekbench 7, the iPhone Duo scored 3,986 single-core and 11,067 multi-core. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 scored 3,567 and 9,811. That is roughly a 12% single-core lead and a 13% multi-core lead for Apple.
| Benchmark | iPhone Duo (A20 Pro) | Galaxy Z Fold 8 (Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5) | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geekbench 7 single-core | 3,986 | 3,567 | iPhone Duo |
| Geekbench 7 multi-core | 11,067 | 9,811 | iPhone Duo |
| Process node | 2nm | 3nm | iPhone Duo |
| Memory bandwidth | 50% more than A19 Pro | Standard LPDDR5X | iPhone Duo |
But benchmarks are not everything. The iPhone Duo runs hotter under sustained load — around 46.5°C in gaming tests — and the foldable chassis limits how long it can maintain peak performance. The Galaxy Z Fold 8, with its 3nm chip and larger vapour chamber, may sustain performance more consistently over long sessions.
Real-world takeaway: If you want the fastest burst performance and the best benchmark bragging rights, the iPhone Duo wins. If you want consistent performance over an hour of gaming, the Galaxy Z Fold 8’s thermal design may serve you better. Neither phone is slow.
Sources: PhoneArena, ZDNet Korea, and PCMag.
8. Cameras: 48MP vs 50MP, But Neither Has a Telephoto
Both phones use a dual-camera setup with no telephoto lens. That is a deliberate compromise to keep the bodies thin, and it means neither is a zoom champion.
| Camera | iPhone Duo | Galaxy Z Fold 8 |
|---|---|---|
| Main | 48MP f/1.6, OIS, 2x optical-quality | 50MP f/1.8, OIS, 2x optical-quality |
| Ultra-wide | 48MP f/2.2 | 50MP f/1.9 |
| Telephoto | None | None |
| Front (cover) | Center Stage camera | 10MP |
| Front (inner) | Under-display FaceTime camera | 10MP |
| Video | 4K 120fps Dolby Vision | 8K 30fps |
On paper, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 has slightly higher resolution and a brighter ultra-wide aperture. But the iPhone Duo’s video pipeline is stronger, with 4K 120fps Dolby Vision and Apple’s processing. Early reviews suggest the iPhone takes better video, while the Samsung is more versatile for still photography. Neither is a replacement for the iPhone 18 Pro Max or Galaxy S26 Ultra if the camera is your top priority.
Sources: Times of India and The Independent.
9. Battery & Charging: Similar Capacity, Different Realities
The iPhone Duo has a 4,883mAh battery. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 has a 4,800mAh cell. On paper, they are nearly identical. In practice, the iPhone Duo’s larger inner display and hotter chip may drain faster under load.
| Battery / Charging | iPhone Duo | Galaxy Z Fold 8 |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 4,883mAh | 4,800mAh |
| Wired charging | 60W rated, ~42W peak | 45W |
| Wireless charging | MagSafe ~33W | 20W |
| Video playback | Up to 31 hours (Apple claim) | Up to 26 hours (Samsung claim) |
| Heavy-load test | ~5h 29m | Not yet independently tested |
Apple claims up to 31 hours of video playback. Samsung claims up to 26 hours. Real-world mixed use will be lower for both, and the iPhone Duo’s charging speed advantage is smaller than the 60W rating suggests because it peaks around 42W. Samsung’s 45W is more honest, and its 20W wireless is slower but adequate.
Sources: Trusted Reviews, Gamersky, and Apple India.
10. Repair Costs: The ₹1.5 Lakh Elephant in the Room
This is where the comparison stops being about specs and starts being about risk. A foldable has more failure points than a slab phone, and the cost of fixing the most important part — the inner screen — varies enormously between these two devices.
| Repair | iPhone Duo (no AppleCare+) | Galaxy Z Fold 8 |
|---|---|---|
| Inner folding screen | ₹1,49,900 | ₹54,130 (assembly) / ₹35,490 (component) |
| Outer screen | ₹42,900 | Lower (not individually listed) |
| Back glass | ₹20,900 | ~₹2,300 |
| Battery | ₹24,900 | ~₹2,300 |
| Rear camera | ₹26,900 | Lower |
| Other damage | ₹2,24,900 | Not comparable |
| AppleCare+ / Samsung Care+ | ₹51,900 (2 years) | Varies by plan |
| Inner screen with plan | ₹8,900 service fee | Lower service fee |
Read the first row again. The iPhone Duo’s inner screen repair costs ₹1,49,900 — about half the phone’s starting price, and roughly four times Samsung’s component-level repair cost of ₹35,490. If you crack the inner screen on a Galaxy Z Fold 8, you can fix it for less than the price of a mid-range phone. If you crack it on an iPhone Duo, you are looking at a bill that approaches the price of a new iPhone 18 Pro.
The AppleCare+ maths: AppleCare+ costs ₹51,900 for two years. If you buy it and then need one inner-screen repair, the total outlay is about ₹60,800, versus ₹1,49,900 without coverage. The plan pays for itself after one serious accident. If you buy the iPhone Duo, buy the plan. It is not optional.
Sources: Smartprix, SamMobile, Hindustan Times, and Gizmochina.
11. Software & AI: iOS 27.1 vs One UI 9
The iPhone Duo runs iOS 27.1 with Apple Intelligence, Siri AI, Split View, two Home Screen pages, side navigation and an updated StandBy mode. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 runs Android 17 with One UI 9 and Samsung’s Galaxy AI features.
Apple’s advantage is ecosystem integration. If you use a Mac, iPad, Apple Watch and AirPods, the Duo fits into that world seamlessly. Samsung’s advantage is multitasking maturity. One UI has been optimised for foldables for seven generations, and it shows in window management, app pairing and DeX desktop mode. iOS 27.1’s Split View is a first-generation effort, and roughly 80% of tested apps are not fully adapted for the Duo’s inner display.
| Software Feature | iPhone Duo | Galaxy Z Fold 8 |
|---|---|---|
| OS | iOS 27.1 | Android 17 + One UI 9 |
| Multitasking | Split View (50/50 only, breaks in portrait) | Flexible split-screen, pop-up windows, DeX |
| App optimisation | ~80% of 25 tested apps not fully adapted | Mature foldable app support |
| AI features | Apple Intelligence, Siri AI | Galaxy AI |
| Software support | 5+ years iOS updates | 7 years OS + security |
| Desktop mode | No | Yes (DeX) |
If you want mature multitasking and a desktop mode, Samsung wins. If you want Apple Intelligence and ecosystem continuity, Apple wins. There is no universal answer here — it depends on what you already own.
Sources: TechRepublic, Samsung India, and Apple India.
12. Who Should Buy Which — And Who Should Wait
Buy the iPhone Duo If:
- You are deep in the Apple ecosystem
- You want the fastest foldable CPU
- IP68 water resistance matters to you
- You shoot a lot of video
- You will buy AppleCare+ without hesitating
- You can inspect the unit at unboxing
Buy the Galaxy Z Fold 8 If:
- You want a lighter, thinner foldable
- You need mature multitasking and DeX
- You want lower repair costs and less risk
- You want 7 years of software support
- You want to spend under ₹2 lakh
- You are a first-time foldable buyer
The practical move: If you can wait six months, do it. Apple will ship more iOS updates, developers will optimise more apps, and we will know whether the hinge cracks are a rare defect or a pattern. If you cannot wait and you want an Apple foldable, buy from Apple or Croma, inspect the unit before you leave, install iOS 27.1 immediately, and buy AppleCare+. If you want the safer, cheaper, more mature foldable today, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the smarter buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
The iPhone Duo starts at ₹2,99,900 for 256GB, while the Galaxy Z Fold 8 starts at ₹1,79,999 for 12GB/256GB. That is a difference of ₹1,19,901 — roughly ₹1.2 lakh. The iPhone Duo’s top 2TB variant costs ₹4,49,900, while the Galaxy Z Fold 8’s top 1TB variant costs ₹2,39,999, a gap of ₹2,09,901.
Yes, at least one documented case exists. A Melbourne, Australia buyer reported that their iPhone Duo’s inner screen cracked after about six hours of ownership and fewer than 20 openings. They said they felt something near the hinge, heard an audible crack, and saw the screen break along the fold. An Apple Store replaced the device. MacRumors, The Verge, Yahoo Tech and PhoneArena have all reported similar early cases. The exact failure rate is unknown, and some reports may involve user damage.
Blinkit founder Albinder Dhindsa announced on X that the iPhone Duo went live at 8:15 am on October 23, 2026, for Delhi-NCR customers, and all units were sold out by 8:20 am. Blinkit did not disclose how many units were available. The sellout sparked social media jokes about India being a ‘rich nation’ and scepticism about the actual stock size.
Without AppleCare+, Apple charges ₹1,49,900 to replace the iPhone Duo’s inner folding display. That is about half the phone’s starting price. With AppleCare+, which costs ₹51,900 for two years, the service fee drops to ₹8,900. For comparison, Samsung lists the Galaxy Z Fold 8 main screen assembly at ₹54,130, with a component-level repair at ₹35,490 — roughly four times cheaper than Apple’s out-of-warranty price.
The iPhone Duo is more powerful in CPU benchmarks. On Geekbench 7, the iPhone Duo scored 3,986 single-core and 11,067 multi-core, while the Galaxy Z Fold 8 scored 3,567 and 9,811. That is roughly a 12% single-core lead and a 13% multi-core lead for Apple. The iPhone Duo uses the A20 Pro on a 2nm process, while the Galaxy Z Fold 8 uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy on a 3nm process.
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is significantly lighter. It weighs 201g and measures 9.7mm folded and 4.5mm unfolded. The iPhone Duo weighs 254g and measures 11.3mm folded. That makes the iPhone Duo 53g heavier and 1.6mm thicker when closed.
On paper, they are close but different. The iPhone Duo has a 48MP f/1.6 main camera and a 48MP f/2.2 ultra-wide, with 4K 120fps Dolby Vision video. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 has a 50MP f/1.8 main camera and a 50MP f/1.9 ultra-wide, with 8K 30fps video. Neither has a telephoto lens. Real-world image quality depends on processing, and early reviews suggest the iPhone has stronger video and the Samsung has more versatile still photography.
Yes, the iPhone Duo is IP68 rated, which means it can survive up to 6 metres of water for 30 minutes. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is IP48 rated, which protects against solid objects larger than 1mm and water splashes, but not full submersion. Apple has a clear advantage here.
If you want the best performance, IP68 durability, the Apple ecosystem and are willing to pay ₹1.2 lakh more plus AppleCare+, the iPhone Duo is a compelling first-generation product. If you want a lighter foldable, better app support, cheaper repairs, longer software support and a much lower price, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the smarter buy. For most Indian buyers, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the safer choice right now.
No. Samsung dropped S Pen support on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 for both the inner and outer displays. This is a notable change from previous Fold models and removes a key productivity feature for stylus users.
The iPhone Duo is available in four storage variants in India: 256GB at ₹2,99,900, 512GB at ₹3,24,900, 1TB at ₹3,74,900 and 2TB at ₹4,49,900. It comes in Star White and Night Sky colours.
It depends on your priorities. The iPhone Duo offers the best CPU performance on any foldable, IP68 durability, a near-invisible crease at launch and deep Apple ecosystem integration. But it is ₹1.2 lakh more expensive than the Galaxy Z Fold 8, has a ₹1,49,900 inner-screen repair bill without AppleCare+, about 80% of tested apps are not optimised, and early owners have reported hinge cracks. Buy it only if you value the hardware and ecosystem above price and risk.
Final Thoughts: A Tale of Two Foldables
The iPhone Duo and the Galaxy Z Fold 8 are both excellent foldables, but they are solving different problems. Apple is selling a premium, ecosystem-first foldable with the fastest chip and the best water resistance. Samsung is selling a lighter, cheaper, more mature foldable with better software support and much lower repair costs.
The iPhone Duo’s ₹1.2 lakh premium is not easy to justify on specs alone. It is a brand and ecosystem tax. And the six-hour crack report, even if it is an isolated case, is a reminder that first-generation hardware carries risk. The Blinkit sellout is a great headline, but without a stock number, it is not proof of mainstream demand.
If you want the Apple foldable experience and you can afford the premium plus AppleCare+, the iPhone Duo is a genuinely impressive device. If you want the safer, cheaper, more practical foldable today, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the better buy for most people.
The iPhone Duo is the future. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the present. Choose accordingly.
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