The iPhone Duo has been in reviewers' hands for at least a week, and early reviews are starting to trickle out. I read and watched reviews from multiple sites, including the Tom's Guide iPhone Duo review, to find out what consistent flaws critics found in Apple's first foldable.
Overall, the reviews are quite positive, with a common refrain being that the iPhone Duo is an early adopter device. This means that there are some initial growing pains but with plenty of room for Apple to grow.
Most of the complaints come down to hardware issues, both what's missing (Face ID) and how it feels to use the Duo. One consistent flaw is software-based, but that might be fixed before most people get their foldable iPhones in a couple of months.
Let's dig into the seven most common flaws in the iPhone Duo.
Bringing it back to the early adopter tone, price is mentioned in every review I looked at, but it's not listed as a major concern. Most reviewers acknowledge that the $2,000+ price tag is high (higher than the Galaxy Z Fold 8 by $100).
However, compared to other foldables, the iPhone Duo appears right in line pricewise and is a good phone.
"If anything, the Duo’s high cost and limited availability only reinforce that Apple’s foldable isn’t for everyone," CNET's Abrar Al-Heetl wrote.
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