[00:03] doubts, and definitely double the dollars. The Duo is a dazzling, devised by dorks. >> That's not nice. >> I mean designers much better in downtown Certino. Devastatingly deluxe, today's
[00:19] drills will determine the dependability or detail the disappointing demise and deferred dissection. Is the Duo a dual display disaster or a delightfully dynamic, delectable dollar devouring device for the devastatingly devoted?
[00:34] Only one way to find out, and this ceramic shield glass again only starts showing the faintest of marks at a level seven. I can't even say the thing. Nice like every other folding phone in
[00:48] existence, the iPhone scratches at a level two with deeper grooves at a level fingernail. While the screen is on, these scratches just magically disappear. Just like that center crease disappears. If the inner screen gets
[01:00] totally damaged, though, like on a pixel level, it'll cost $1,000 to replace. $1,000 to fix that inner screen. And I don't know if you heard me on that or not, but it will be 10 Benjamins to replace this inner display if it ever
[01:15] breaks. See, Apple says the iPhone is IP68 water and dust resistant, which are some bold claims for a folding phone. And this should mean they shouldn't be scared of a little dust, right? Super wrong. It is cool how the dust sticks to
[01:29] going to be the iPhone Duo's worst nightmare. And as you can see, there are copious amounts of sand, dust, and dirt covering the whole phone. But spoiler alert, the world is made of dirt, so there's a decent chance you'll come in
[01:43] contact with the stuff at some point if you go outside. And thanks to all that dirt, my new iPhone Duo is completely done closing. I've been testing these folding phones since the first generation seven years ago. Most do
[01:56] survive, but you know, some explode, like the Pixel Fold last year. Historically, Samsung's make the strongest foldables, so let's hope Apple strongest foldables, so let's hope Apple followed in their footsteps.
[02:14] anticipated. And while the phone body does remain intact during this initial flex, unfortunately, the inner screen has developed a permanent unrepaiable $1,000 down the drain green line, which emanates from the center of the screen
[02:29] all the way out to the titanium frame. Maybe it's the dust in the hinge, or maybe it's the hinge not being as rigid as it needs to be. But the iPhone Duo does not survive my durability test. Don't let anyone sit on your phone when
[02:41] it's in the open position since now the whole inner screen is unresponsive and whole inner screen is unresponsive and my wallet just got $1,000 lighter.