Foldables

Impressive first foldable with a great hinge and sensible shape, but still a novelty with poor third-party app support and he would not rec…

Slimmest and best-feeling foldable he has used, with fast charging and strong performance, but the format's compromises mean he does not re…

Best foldable of 2020 mainly because it is the only real choice.

Hard to recommend on specs for the price, but premium and fantastic to use, and it fits in a shirt pocket.

Expects Apple to launch a clamshell foldable around 2025 alongside the iPhone 17, once reliability and purpose are sorted.

His foldable pick, ahead on software for the extra screen space and the only one globally available.

Supposedly has the best camera system on a foldable, but one to watch rather than buy.

Sky-high price and too many compromises, with an old chipset and a poor camera; rated 4/10 fail.

Mentioned as a Xiaomi foldable priced similarly to Samsung's foldables.

Had some good ideas, but the dual screen solved no real problem and the phone was too expensive.

Brilliant at multitasking and gaming, but expensive, bulky and awkward, so only for the most adventurous user.

A foldable that works as a proper flagship phone first, with a standout rear-camera selfie setup and the best Android multitasking he has s…

Its outward-folding single-screen form factor makes more sense than Samsung's, but it is overpriced, 60Hz and has no Google services.

A Samsung Galaxy Fold with Escobar stickers that most buyers never received, with a book sent instead.

A beautifully made and desirable limited edition, but poor value with unremarkable software tweaks.

Great idea and beautiful when opened, but the execution is compromised, so it ranks as a mild fail.

A rushed, bulky and buggy first foldable that gave the whole category a bad start.

Best foldable available and a great piece of engineering, but specs are a generation behind for the price, so he would not personally buy i…

Excited by the rumoured clamshell design, better display and lower price, but worried about compromised specs and battery.

Upcoming flexible-screen phone he could not try, though he calls it quite a serious phone on paper.

Expected to be an early foldable that will not be an instant hit and could cost around $1700.

Curious how LG will sell a foldable, but he would not use a first-generation foldable as his main phone.

Excited by something new in foldables but doubts he would use one daily because of the complications and battery drain.

Even as a niche folding phone, he thinks the Galaxy X has real benefits and is worth getting excited about.