@@colinmitchell1276 I think the only other use besides multitasking is video calling....so, I would rather have a more durable phone than one that is fragile but with no gap
The LG is only one I would even consider. I have 3 monitors on my home computer so I don't understand the complaint about the separation. Those types of complaints only seem to come from those who don't use multiple screens for anything ever. So the complaint comes from inexperienced people just imagining what problems could be. Not what things are problems.
I chose the LG V60, I think the word for this phone is Versatility, dual screen when you want and without the case it’s a straightforward powerhouse smartphone. Pen support, quad day, headphone jack, crazy battery life and features no other smartphone has. Truly a class by itself. Great video.
Yeah, no. - It looks practically the same as a *$90 Xiaomi Redmi 8.* That's a massive insult in the era of truly borderless, notchless displays (with motorized cameras) especially with its price. - LG still hasn't improved its software update situation. Their older G's and V's are still languishing on Android 9 when their Samsung brethren are thriving on Android 10. - You still need to pay smartphone-like prices to truly use its headphone jack and DAC (think Audio-Technica M50X and Sony 1000XM3).
@@odeiraoloap Bezels are an easy fix to the notch problem, the bezel provides all the room for everything, front facing speakers, camera, everything. It's also far more durable than curved displays (assuming they're using flat panels..) And, because it doesn't have a motorized camera, it can also be water resistant. - I know this opinion may be blasphemous, but, just because a device does not receive the latest version of Android, that doesn't mean it's somehow unusable, or obsolete. All the new version of Android will do is fix the problems of the last version, all while creating new ones. - smart phones now cost 1k, the WH's you mentioned are 350 ish, and those, are Bluetooth... you can get plenty of wonderful earbuds (like the tin T series) for as low as 40 bucks, and they can take advantage of the DAC no problem...
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Cannot tell you how excited I am that you have finally started this series. You changed my entire perspective on folding phones. I first thought that it was unnecessary and a little too expensive and very less protective. The last two points remain the same, even according to you, but I find every new folding phone and laptop exciting and innovative. Thanks, MrMobile. Stay Safe.
I forgot Mr. Mobile used to star in adult videos before this gig. I think his catchphrase then was... "hey you... wanna know what's in my pocket now?" 😁
And it's way more durable, that is big for me. I actually really like the V60 design, I could put up with the gap. It's like people said about the notch: they got used to it over time and don't see it anymore.
His videos are truly a work of art, and his voice is sooo engaging. Michael Fisher is born (and built) for this job, and a job he loves so much, he does so well. Always a treat to watch your videos every single upload. Thank you, kind sir!
@@rottenchickennugget9005 or maybe 1,780 - 1,880 but that around how much the fold 2 is planned to cost, so if the cost is that low, do you really want to get an older version when you could get an upgraded version for the same price?
I've owned two smart phones since 2012, both windows. It's time for a replacement and finally time to go android and found your video. You are truly a master speaker, writer, and presenter. Everything from your classy-eccentric branding, purposed speech pattern, and word choices all demonstrate true talent and hard work, as opposed to wannabe's who are too serious/boring, or try too hard to be silly and liked. You're a mastered balance of all aspects in this video. This was a very easy like and subscribe for me. If you continue to challenge yourself over the next 10 years with better content, you will become legendary. Well done.
2:59 the argument doesn't break down at all when you don't have $1500 to blow on buying a new foldable phone when a grain of sand inevitably gets on your plastic screnn and destroys it. I'm sorry but unless you've money to piss away I'll stick to two screens sandwiched together and leave the bendy displays for others.
I agree. Even ignoring the prices (which may come down but will always be higher). Foldables are always going to be very fragile compared to the conpetition. And for what, a pocket tablet? That is uncomfortable to hold, and only as capable as my phone? To me it makes way more sense to just carry a good, larger device in a bag. My Nintendo Switch has shown me just how much I love having a seperate specialised device on me for its own duties (still wish it had Crunchyroll and Netflix) Id much rather carry a small laptop that is very comfortable to use, in a shoulder bag along with my switch. Then I have 3 devices that all excel at thier areas when I need them. Then again, I get the impression RUclipsrs do a lot of work while in coffee shops and travelling. Something I would avoid at all costs. So I see why RUclipsr opinions are scewed.
Yup. I wasn't a fan of it during the announcement, but using it changed my mind. Playing games with it, watching TV on one screen while socializing on the other. Plus the fact it was under $1000!!!
@@d24 I like the V60 over the foldable designs and am richer than you. I like how it has a real glass display instead of cheapo plastic. I like how the battery life is actually good. I like the ability to multitask.
Oh man that Lost DVD box set! Respect! Anyways, awesome review as always and thanks for keep making quality videos and objective reviews! Godspeed Michael!
The faux-dable is probably the best implementation so far. My LG V60 has active stylus pen which I've used to draw my own wallpaper, headphone jack, and doesn't come with fragile handling warnings. Sure the Fold and Mate X are a lot sexier and cool but they also cost a heck of a lot more as well. But I love this conversation. Also battery life on the V60 is amazing.
Yeah, the problem I have with true foldables is that pen support is non-existent for now. Which is a waste for phones that can be a tablet form factor, that bigger screen begs for pen input for not taking and digital art. The issue with faux-dable as well is that you can only take advantage half the full real-estate for pen input. So it's like having 2 Galaxy Note taped together, not an 7-8 inch tablet.
@@sidersproductions941 Yeah, V60 is pretty dope considering it supports pen input for both displays. Though clunky, the casing allows the 2nd screen to be optional so you can remove it and use it like a normal smartphone with alot thinner profile. Yet you still have things like great camera which I'm afraid if Surface Duo will achieve that considering how thing that device is. This makes me want to get V60 as a stop gap while waiting Surface Duo to mature or for foldable display allows pen input and become durable (waiting for bendable glass from Corning).
@@kornkernel2232 I really wanted the Duo but lack of information regarding specs and features have lead me to pass on it. Also the price is another thing as it probably won't be cheap. That makes the V60 the best option for an all in one device for me and it still has the best music quality coming from a phone via QuadDAC which doesn't negate Bluetooth connectivity.
"You can do the same exact thing on a folding screen." Yes but - as you just mentioned, the LG approach is more durable for now. Not to mention less expensive
@@etekweb This is false. No matter what LG's reputation might were, having rivals with True and premium folding smartphones, they would have had a bad approach.
I don't think that the true foldable are a mature enough technology. I think you'd be sacrificing a lot locking yourself into that paradigm especially at the price Samsung is asking. And you constantly run the risk of it just breaking through light use. Plus, Gorilla Glass doesn't fold. Screen protectors don't fold. That screen is way too fragile especially for me who basically replaces screen protectors monthly to keep the screen absolutely pristine. For anyone who didn't see this comment before I edited it, I misspelled gorilla and it autocorrected to tortilla. I want to know what tortilla glass is now.
03:05 dunno about that, its like ultrawide vs dual monitor, for some reason the later is better for multitasking, its like the software solution on the ultrawide just isnt as frictionless, its always something you have to deal with just ask around, no one is actually replacing their dual monitor desk with even a 32:9 monitor, thats what they try and end up leaving at least one other monitor next to it anyway
Out of all foldables mate xs was the biggest flaw i mean I doubt it could even take one good drop and survive I am currently using the z flip and gotta say its amazing I would've never used a phone this large but since it bends and is easier to store in my pocket its amazing and ik if it is dropped it would survive i just fell off a scooter with it in my pocket and not a scratch on it as well soo I gotta say I'm surprised how strong some foldables are rn
Galaxy Fold Still the most awesome foldable out there PS: Hilarious how you made a definitive video on foldables and said not a thing about the unfortunate Royale Flex Pi 😅
@@notomnithegodking my only problem with the other solution is how fragile they are now and how pricey they are... If they can solve both of that problem, then I might turn into their direction..
I am not the one to criticise your work, which is awesome, but "JerryRigEverything" said that "if you can't afford an expensive repair, don't buy an expensive phone". Out of the devices you just presented, the V60 although it may be the least fold-able of the lot, it's the most cheapest of them all ~700€ and has all the IP6X you want and also is military graded (only LG and CAT have this standard). All the other devices are...pieces of art but for some those cost a month wage or even more. I love them all, don't get me wrong, but is it worth having a device which can cause you a heart attack if dust settles on it?
Watching on my LG G8X Dual Screen. I've got to admit, this thing is a multitasking paradise! But watching on both screens the same thing? Nope. Gonna wait for the Surface Duo...
Broke down and bought the fold. I've had every kind of phone as I always need the latest and greatest. Typically an iPhone user until recently. I carry two phones. Anyways the fold is my absolute favorite phone. I love it and hope it lasts at least until the next generation. I will be buying.
They are still pretty rare here in Germany, and the ones that are selling have eyewatering price tags But I always have an eye out for that one special day....
Why does this guy not have more subscriber than some of other reviewers is a mystery to me until now. I value his opinions and reviews very much. And as someone who wants to be a reviewer like him, he's my idol. I wish I can be the MrMobile of my country LOL! Anyway, nice video!
Literally, episode 2 will be my final guiding point to decide whether to buy Samsung Fold or not. Waiting Michael..waiting...and it's a mystery how careful selection of his words in the video. Glued to it from the beginning till end like a blockbuster movie. In fact, every videos are same .
Actually looking to buy the galaxy fold 2 when it comes. Regular phones don't excite me but foldables. God, i held the fold 1 in store at it was just incredible. But everyone knows or should know not to buy a gen 1 product. Can't wait!
quick comment about the V60, it at this moment only cost 700 bucks with the dual screen case. I believe it is easily the most underrated flagship of 2020. please check out this phone more because it has some AMAZING features like Lg's undeniably great Quad DAC headphone jack and a 3d sound engine. plus some of the loudest speakers on a smartphone with no loss of clarity. all day battery with or without the dual screen case and lots of people love the camera on it too. i really think it deserves more of a shoutout than MrMobile gave it. I certainly wouldn't categorize it as a folding phone by any means but more of a unique party trick. its a budget flagship that with the recent update to Android 11 will NOT let you down.
The Phone to Tablet idea surely is intriguing but the most practical solution is the flip phone one for sure. I hope that technology evolution will finally give us a true bendable glass screen 🤩
this kind of thing is why I love your content Michael: a great idea, simply articulated, with the promise of more to come. An entertainer, an innovator, an educator. brilliant.
LG cup dual screen here... I love a ton about it... Including the pen... Makes me really wish Samsung made a case like this for the note series... Cause there is a lot I miss about Samsung. But this has pen support and jsnt fragile... Makes me look forward to the duo that much more.
But the problem is the price lg v60 with dual screen costs 900 usd where as a true foldable cost is out of reach . i would prefer lg v60 today because of the price . LG could make a true foldable because they were pioneer of rollable displays and they are the true manufacturers of lenovo thinkpad x1 foldable laptop . LG didn't release a true foldable because it knows the technology is not ready yet and will take 2 yrs at least for it to become consumer friendly foldable phone.
I don't mind the love for true foldabales but at least we need to give some props to LG for bringing something to the table for affordable price and consumer friendly device.
I'd go for the clamshell. Making a phone smaller to fit your pocket much easier is ideal. But the concept has to mature over time, the Razr and Z Flip are promising.
It's a no brainer that the best foldable design is the Clamshell. Not every one needs a huge tablet sized phones. But many people would love a small phone in their pocket that can transform to a normal sized phone. Clamshells are the future, even though it harkens back to the past!
If I had to buy one, it would be the Galaxy Fold. I personally find the Galaxy Z Flip kind of pointless. I want to like the Huawei implementation, but the durability issues are a deal breaker.
Ok, curious what you are using for you microphone. Is it the box device on your chest? I do a Facebook live thing regularly and need a mic system for it.
@@OmarMohamed-yr7kj well I went to the Samsung experience store the day I got it and had a screen protector installed. I can hear something in the hinge but I don't think it's a big deal, it's holding up very well other than that
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Something cool I've definitely seen done with the LG V60 is someone running a DS emulator in Dual Screen
With huge bezel
@@perfect2707 Just like it was meant to be
@@brandon_nope i dont know if you like it really or like it price
@@perfect2707 what of he actually likes it? Hell I prefer it.
@@perfect2707 I'm not sure you get it, the ds have big bezel. So the lg is the perfect ds emulator machine.
Strangely, I think the LG is the most practical one.
The Fact I can just leave the case behind when not required is excellent.
Yeah but it can basically only be used for multitasking because one big thing is just so ugly.
@@colinmitchell1276 I think the only other use besides multitasking is video calling....so, I would rather have a more durable phone than one that is fragile but with no gap
OPTIONS are good for consumers.
Both Galaxy Fold and LG dual-screen phones have a place in the market.
The LG Velvet is the thinnest and lightest dual-screen phone from LG so far.
The LG is only one I would even consider. I have 3 monitors on my home computer so I don't understand the complaint about the separation. Those types of complaints only seem to come from those who don't use multiple screens for anything ever. So the complaint comes from inexperienced people just imagining what problems could be. Not what things are problems.
I chose the LG V60, I think the word for this phone is Versatility, dual screen when you want and without the case it’s a straightforward powerhouse smartphone. Pen support, quad day, headphone jack, crazy battery life and features no other smartphone has. Truly a class by itself. Great video.
Yeah, no.
- It looks practically the same as a *$90 Xiaomi Redmi 8.* That's a massive insult in the era of truly borderless, notchless displays (with motorized cameras) especially with its price.
- LG still hasn't improved its software update situation. Their older G's and V's are still languishing on Android 9 when their Samsung brethren are thriving on Android 10.
- You still need to pay smartphone-like prices to truly use its headphone jack and DAC (think Audio-Technica M50X and Sony 1000XM3).
Thomas Knipe
I agree. The phone is possibly the most versatile phone in every way, from the camera to the audio to the two screens
@@odeiraoloap
Bezels are an easy fix to the notch problem, the bezel provides all the room for everything, front facing speakers, camera, everything. It's also far more durable than curved displays (assuming they're using flat panels..) And, because it doesn't have a motorized camera, it can also be water resistant.
- I know this opinion may be blasphemous, but, just because a device does not receive the latest version of Android, that doesn't mean it's somehow unusable, or obsolete. All the new version of Android will do is fix the problems of the last version, all while creating new ones.
- smart phones now cost 1k, the WH's you mentioned are 350 ish, and those, are Bluetooth... you can get plenty of wonderful earbuds (like the tin T series) for as low as 40 bucks, and they can take advantage of the DAC no problem...
@@odeiraoloap You don't have to spend a lot to enjoy those DAC, you can even force the phone to trigger hifi mode with a simple tricks.
@@odeiraoloap yeah idiot. You're always on the offensive when it comes to LG videos
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Wtf is this comment xD
Mi too smol brian two comprehind beeg wurds. ;--;
@@igorjovanovic537
If you don't understand just get out it. 😅😂
@@balorclub3774 Hahahah I think you don't understand it my friend
I don't know why, but I love the disclosures and sign-off at the end of this video, with the accompanying music. It just works so well!!!!
Cannot tell you how excited I am that you have finally started this series. You changed my entire perspective on folding phones. I first thought that it was unnecessary and a little too expensive and very less protective. The last two points remain the same, even according to you, but I find every new folding phone and laptop exciting and innovative. Thanks, MrMobile. Stay Safe.
7:17 Mr Mobile in the 70's. That moustache tho.
😂
I forgot Mr. Mobile used to star in adult videos before this gig. I think his catchphrase then was... "hey you... wanna know what's in my pocket now?" 😁
you mean 90s/80s
@@neomamuro link?
I like how the LG is convertible, and the user can switched back and forth from single screen to dual screen. Its also considerably cheaper too.
To me it's still not a true foldable
Much cheaper is the key here. The true foldables will not take off until they can enter a much lower price category.
@@thehobbsguy true but they shouldn't even be considered a foldable at all they are just two phones in a bendable case.
And it's way more durable, that is big for me. I actually really like the V60 design, I could put up with the gap. It's like people said about the notch: they got used to it over time and don't see it anymore.
@@kolt9051 that's not the same the thing goes through the middle of your content.
Legend says if you press that Mr Mobile button he's wearing around his neck, he'll turn into his true form of Tony Stark
J Rod
Legend says his foldable phones come together to connect as his armor
@@Metamine0 😂😂😂
I love the dual screen on the V60 because you have a option. Use the dual screen or take it out and slap a case on it & roll out! Great job LG.
I was about to comment the same thing😂
Bighouse Productions
Exactly! If only they marketed more than just featuring it in the Godzilla music video
His videos are truly a work of art, and his voice is sooo engaging. Michael Fisher is born (and built) for this job, and a job he loves so much, he does so well.
Always a treat to watch your videos every single upload. Thank you, kind sir!
I love the Galaxy Fold!! Got an open box at Best Buy that was basically new!!
For how much
@@rottenchickennugget9005 probably the amout of the phone 1,980
@@rottenchickennugget9005 or maybe 1,780 - 1,880 but that around how much the fold 2 is planned to cost, so if the cost is that low, do you really want to get an older version when you could get an upgraded version for the same price?
Lol I got a mint condition for £900
1600
Tony Stark never dies, he just quitting Avenger to make phone reviews.
When he said works better on paper! Legit felt shaded of RDJ
I came here to comment about how accurate his Tony Stark impression is 🤣
@@bensrants6772 Agree.
@@KevinJohnMulligan 🤣🤣
Deep inside my heart I always know that mr mobile personally loves moto razr.😂
I love foldables, love the Galaxy Fold and the Z flip, so nice when you use them.
I've owned two smart phones since 2012, both windows. It's time for a replacement and finally time to go android and found your video. You are truly a master speaker, writer, and presenter. Everything from your classy-eccentric branding, purposed speech pattern, and word choices all demonstrate true talent and hard work, as opposed to wannabe's who are too serious/boring, or try too hard to be silly and liked. You're a mastered balance of all aspects in this video. This was a very easy like and subscribe for me. If you continue to challenge yourself over the next 10 years with better content, you will become legendary. Well done.
The production on this was CRAZY, had to switch from my laptop to my phone to enjoy that full 18:9 crispness
I still get that Iron Man vibe with home though... face, voice, and technology inclination...😅😅😅
Observation aside, I find your videos concise...
2:59 the argument doesn't break down at all when you don't have $1500 to blow on buying a new foldable phone when a grain of sand inevitably gets on your plastic screnn and destroys it. I'm sorry but unless you've money to piss away I'll stick to two screens sandwiched together and leave the bendy displays for others.
Lol poor
I agree. Even ignoring the prices (which may come down but will always be higher). Foldables are always going to be very fragile compared to the conpetition. And for what, a pocket tablet? That is uncomfortable to hold, and only as capable as my phone? To me it makes way more sense to just carry a good, larger device in a bag. My Nintendo Switch has shown me just how much I love having a seperate specialised device on me for its own duties (still wish it had Crunchyroll and Netflix)
Id much rather carry a small laptop that is very comfortable to use, in a shoulder bag along with my switch. Then I have 3 devices that all excel at thier areas when I need them.
Then again, I get the impression RUclipsrs do a lot of work while in coffee shops and travelling. Something I would avoid at all costs.
So I see why RUclipsr opinions are scewed.
@@olivermorning4945 lol poor
Yup. I wasn't a fan of it during the announcement, but using it changed my mind. Playing games with it, watching TV on one screen while socializing on the other. Plus the fact it was under $1000!!!
@@d24 I like the V60 over the foldable designs and am richer than you. I like how it has a real glass display instead of cheapo plastic. I like how the battery life is actually good. I like the ability to multitask.
Your content is just refreshing. All the other channels are just news outlets really.
Oh man that Lost DVD box set! Respect! Anyways, awesome review as always and thanks for keep making quality videos and objective reviews! Godspeed Michael!
Will there be an LG V60 review, MIchael?
Fantastic video! I've been on the fence about getting a foldable and I can't wait to see the next installment to see if I should!
The faux-dable is probably the best implementation so far. My LG V60 has active stylus pen which I've used to draw my own wallpaper, headphone jack, and doesn't come with fragile handling warnings. Sure the Fold and Mate X are a lot sexier and cool but they also cost a heck of a lot more as well. But I love this conversation. Also battery life on the V60 is amazing.
Yeah, the problem I have with true foldables is that pen support is non-existent for now. Which is a waste for phones that can be a tablet form factor, that bigger screen begs for pen input for not taking and digital art.
The issue with faux-dable as well is that you can only take advantage half the full real-estate for pen input. So it's like having 2 Galaxy Note taped together, not an 7-8 inch tablet.
@@kornkernel2232 the V60 supports pen on both displays though. It's really dope. But yeah with the huge hinge in the middle I get what you're saying.
@@sidersproductions941 Yeah, V60 is pretty dope considering it supports pen input for both displays. Though clunky, the casing allows the 2nd screen to be optional so you can remove it and use it like a normal smartphone with alot thinner profile. Yet you still have things like great camera which I'm afraid if Surface Duo will achieve that considering how thing that device is.
This makes me want to get V60 as a stop gap while waiting Surface Duo to mature or for foldable display allows pen input and become durable (waiting for bendable glass from Corning).
@@kornkernel2232 I really wanted the Duo but lack of information regarding specs and features have lead me to pass on it. Also the price is another thing as it probably won't be cheap. That makes the V60 the best option for an all in one device for me and it still has the best music quality coming from a phone via QuadDAC which doesn't negate Bluetooth connectivity.
Does the stylus pen get stored INSIDE the housing of the V60 itself???
If the answer is no, that sounds like asking to lose it somewhere.
Great video
You have the most aesthetic videos out there
Been following you since the very beginning
FINALLY!! I've watch dozens of videos and reviews about dual screen phones and this is the first to mention the echo.
0:17 Someone else who can appreciate the greatness of Will McAvoy!
"You can do the same exact thing on a folding screen." Yes but - as you just mentioned, the LG approach is more durable for now. Not to mention less expensive
And also you have the option of not having a dual screen , slap the cover when u need it , remove it when u dont
@@etekweb This is false. No matter what LG's reputation might were, having rivals with True and premium folding smartphones, they would have had a bad approach.
I don't think that the true foldable are a mature enough technology. I think you'd be sacrificing a lot locking yourself into that paradigm especially at the price Samsung is asking. And you constantly run the risk of it just breaking through light use. Plus, Gorilla Glass doesn't fold. Screen protectors don't fold. That screen is way too fragile especially for me who basically replaces screen protectors monthly to keep the screen absolutely pristine.
For anyone who didn't see this comment before I edited it, I misspelled gorilla and it autocorrected to tortilla. I want to know what tortilla glass is now.
03:05 dunno about that, its like ultrawide vs dual monitor, for some reason the later is better for multitasking, its like the software solution on the ultrawide just isnt as frictionless, its always something you have to deal with
just ask around, no one is actually replacing their dual monitor desk with even a 32:9 monitor, thats what they try and end up leaving at least one other monitor next to it anyway
Let's be real, Mr Mobile is real good at this, I have no desire to buy these products and yet tune in. Videos r such high quality.
This is the quality content that I'm subscribed for. All those wonderful tiny Trek references littered throughout the video, too.
As always, fantastic writing, voice over work and intro music -which is kinda need the name of-.
overall a great video 👌
Out of all foldables mate xs was the biggest flaw i mean I doubt it could even take one good drop and survive I am currently using the z flip and gotta say its amazing I would've never used a phone this large but since it bends and is easier to store in my pocket its amazing and ik if it is dropped it would survive i just fell off a scooter with it in my pocket and not a scratch on it as well soo I gotta say I'm surprised how strong some foldables are rn
Galaxy Fold
Still the most awesome foldable out there
PS: Hilarious how you made a definitive video on foldables and said not a thing about the unfortunate Royale Flex Pi 😅
Meanwhile, I’m still playing on my Nintendo DS, the OG foldable device.
PuzzleWorks gameboy advance SP
Donkey Kong Game & Watch?
Heard of a laptop?
OG foldable device? Are you 12?
@@ditroia2777 Laptops and Nintendo DS's aren't foldables.
Still bemused how you don’t have subscriber count in the millions. Easily among the best tech reviewers and quality of production on the Tube.
Always appreciate your perspective Michael. Great video!
Quality content as usual Mr Mobile. Really liked the soft background music.
LG solution seems the best tho
Design also looks good
Price? Better
Umm no it looks old and dumb. The competition might be extremely new and fragile but still works better and looks better imo.
@@notomnithegodking I will still go for durability and lower price of the LG
@@i_watch_everything yea understandable but LG solution imo isn't as useful.
@@notomnithegodking my only problem with the other solution is how fragile they are now and how pricey they are... If they can solve both of that problem, then I might turn into their direction..
I agree, but the fact that they mimic the notch on the second display is somehow pathetic
I am not the one to criticise your work, which is awesome, but "JerryRigEverything" said that "if you can't afford an expensive repair, don't buy an expensive phone". Out of the devices you just presented, the V60 although it may be the least fold-able of the lot, it's the most cheapest of them all ~700€ and has all the IP6X you want and also is military graded (only LG and CAT have this standard). All the other devices are...pieces of art but for some those cost a month wage or even more. I love them all, don't get me wrong, but is it worth having a device which can cause you a heart attack if dust settles on it?
Straight up.
It also is the only one to support active pen input
plz make a a long term review of the iPhone 11 and the pro max
Watching on my LG G8X Dual Screen. I've got to admit, this thing is a multitasking paradise! But watching on both screens the same thing? Nope. Gonna wait for the Surface Duo...
Your constant Star Trek references has made me fall in love with you.
Broke down and bought the fold. I've had every kind of phone as I always need the latest and greatest. Typically an iPhone user until recently. I carry two phones. Anyways the fold is my absolute favorite phone. I love it and hope it lasts at least until the next generation. I will be buying.
Dude
Owning the Fold...
That is THE dream
They are still pretty rare here in Germany, and the ones that are selling have eyewatering price tags
But I always have an eye out for that one special day....
@@kenbee1957 Check eBay or some other store. People have bought them for $1,100 or $1,200 in used or Open Box condition.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M ahhh the good ol extreme depreciation of android phones
hopefully this never changes
Why does this guy not have more subscriber than some of other reviewers is a mystery to me until now.
I value his opinions and reviews very much. And as someone who wants to be a reviewer like him, he's my idol. I wish I can be the MrMobile of my country LOL!
Anyway, nice video!
0:56 "I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet...but your kids are gonna love it"
Hey man, excellent content as always. Are you thinking about doing a vid about your home screen setup? Because it looks epic
Literally, episode 2 will be my final guiding point to decide whether to buy Samsung Fold or not. Waiting Michael..waiting...and it's a mystery how careful selection of his words in the video. Glued to it from the beginning till end like a blockbuster movie. In fact, every videos are same .
IDK why but every video he makes feels like I'm watching a movie with excellent filmography!!
Actually looking to buy the galaxy fold 2 when it comes. Regular phones don't excite me but foldables. God, i held the fold 1 in store at it was just incredible. But everyone knows or should know not to buy a gen 1 product. Can't wait!
0:09 thats the wallpaper from the galaxy S5
Well, still loving what is going to come in tech, nice and fun video as always man
I've watched this video 6 times already and the intro music is still the best!!
LG V60 is the one for me, use the dual screen/case at home, normal single screen phone at work or on the road! Thanks for the review
quick comment about the V60, it at this moment only cost 700 bucks with the dual screen case. I believe it is easily the most underrated flagship of 2020. please check out this phone more because it has some AMAZING features like Lg's undeniably great Quad DAC headphone jack and a 3d sound engine. plus some of the loudest speakers on a smartphone with no loss of clarity. all day battery with or without the dual screen case and lots of people love the camera on it too. i really think it deserves more of a shoutout than MrMobile gave it. I certainly wouldn't categorize it as a folding phone by any means but more of a unique party trick. its a budget flagship that with the recent update to Android 11 will NOT let you down.
Foldables are exciting!
The clamshell genuinely feels fresh again and I'd love to have a smaller phone when in my pocket.
The quality of this video! DAMN!
The Phone to Tablet idea surely is intriguing but the most practical solution is the flip phone one for sure. I hope that technology evolution will finally give us a true bendable glass screen 🤩
What is that neon icon pack? Thanks.
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Here too early. No comments to scroll through while watching :(
Mood
Huawei's animation while folding in and out are so fluid.
Fold-L -dables, works better on paper! good one Mr. Mobile :-)
The foldable format I'm really excited about is that of TCL’s new rollable concept phone.
If they can get the kinks and software worked out.. that would be great..
@@drifter4training Or if others adopt the form factor. It gets rid of the biggest issues.
Hey MrMobile, I like your videos. This one is great too. Proper quality job. Can't wait to watch the 2nd episode. Have a nice day. :)
Not sure how Michael isn't at 1,000,000 subs yet. I know he went off on his own a couple years ago but he's that good.
I was instantly hooked the moment I saw "The Newsroom" reference.
Amanda Puspita Sari where was it in the video?
Clamp shell are the most practical and well protected.
I just pre-ordered the Z Flip3 5G a couple of days ago, and my inner 00's teenager is SO. EFFING. EXCITED. 😄😄😄
Cmon guys lets give this man at least a million subs. He earned it.
I think I will Wait for Rolling Up Screen Technology!!! 😍😍😍
this kind of thing is why I love your content Michael: a great idea, simply articulated, with the promise of more to come. An entertainer, an innovator, an educator. brilliant.
7:17 Oh damn, Marc Rebillet got buff
Everyone else: Huawei P40 Pro
MrMobile: Foldables
To be fair foldables are far more exciting
@@TechDove
More exciting... For a week.
@@Kayzef2003 I've been using my z flip for over a month. Still more exciting than every other phone I have
@@Kayzef2003 r u thinking people use foldables like they willing to destroy it?!
But...no one at all is really covering the P40
Effing Covid 19 really sucked the fire out of that particular launch
This soo underrated.. this needs more likes...
Ur personality is awsome man. We can hear onli for u and ur excellent review
I'm looking forward to see more from this new series .. nice video
With most foldie design, you can also use your primary camera (+led lighting) as your selfie cam.
Love your into game! Gets me hype!!
This video is not something I expected to see but needed.
Infotaining and satisfying as always. Thanks and Stay safe Micheal
LG cup dual screen here... I love a ton about it... Including the pen... Makes me really wish Samsung made a case like this for the note series... Cause there is a lot I miss about Samsung. But this has pen support and jsnt fragile... Makes me look forward to the duo that much more.
Great video...you always make my day! Really dig the 95’ stache! 😊
But the problem is the price lg v60 with dual screen costs 900 usd where as a true foldable cost is out of reach . i would prefer lg v60 today because of the price . LG could make a true foldable because they were pioneer of rollable displays and they are the true manufacturers of lenovo thinkpad x1 foldable laptop . LG didn't release a true foldable because it knows the technology is not ready yet and will take 2 yrs at least for it to become consumer friendly foldable phone.
They just find a way to hate on LG. Simple.
@@Nick_in_the_6ix true that
the lg is the only one with a 2020 chip sd865, all the others are old, and its half the price
I don't mind the love for true foldabales but at least we need to give some props to LG for bringing something to the table for affordable price and consumer friendly device.
@@josephspectre8810 and also the only one with mammoth 5000 mah battery
I want an LG g60 but we are not getting them in the UK. I am OK with the problems you listed but can see the advantages of the fully folding phone.
Mr.Mobile... You should have over Millions and Millions of subscribers... You're in the top 3 of Tech Reviver's...😮
I'd go for the clamshell. Making a phone smaller to fit your pocket much easier is ideal. But the concept has to mature over time, the Razr and Z Flip are promising.
MrMobile helping us through the quarantine ❤❤
It's a no brainer that the best foldable design is the Clamshell. Not every one needs a huge tablet sized phones. But many people would love a small phone in their pocket that can transform to a normal sized phone.
Clamshells are the future, even though it harkens back to the past!
The Newsroom! An offbeat but appreciated choice.
I'm more interested in the scroll form factor. The fact that it may have no crease is an enticing idea. I hope they come to fruition
If I had to buy one, it would be the Galaxy Fold. I personally find the Galaxy Z Flip kind of pointless. I want to like the Huawei implementation, but the durability issues are a deal breaker.
So beautiful footage just looks like real! 😍
Your Star Trek stuff makes me happy.
Nice Newsroom shout out. You have yourself a new subscriber.
Amazing series Michael :)
This foldable 101 primer is very educational... the 5th design, rollables is coming..
Ok, curious what you are using for you microphone. Is it the box device on your chest? I do a Facebook live thing regularly and need a mic system for it.
7:17 oh look Mario.
On crack
Watching on my Z flip 😁
You are rich bro
How is it holding? :)
@@sddrx6000 nah I just saved up money to do this
@@OmarMohamed-yr7kj well I went to the Samsung experience store the day I got it and had a screen protector installed. I can hear something in the hinge but I don't think it's a big deal, it's holding up very well other than that
@@OmarMohamed-yr7kj it's just a pain in the butt to keep clean that's all
I already have watched separate videos for each device you've showed here, but I just like your videos