The best foldable phones are incredible pieces of technology. They're expensive, but the fact that we can go out and buy what is essentially a 2-in-1 phone/tablet hybrid is nothing short of remarkable. Nevertheless, phone makers have been dropping the ball in key areas, nerfing the foldables compared to their non-folding counterparts.
Astronomical price tags aside, this is the main reason why I've avoided considering a foldable phone. Because if I'm going to spend a fortune on a product that will essentially be replaced within a few years, then I want to get the best experience possible — especially where the battery is concerned.
