Foldable phone or a tablet and a normal phone? Let me know what you prefer, and check out the playlist below to learn more about the capabilities of foldable phones: ruclips.net/p/PLeXc8mwMDjWPPr4f6IOPf_GkyVevr7Ngx
Great video brotha. I'll probably get a fold down the line, never imagined one fitting into my workflows when they were new but can kinda see it now. What program are you editing with on your mobile devices?
Good video. I’m curious about those foldable phone. For me at home, using a laptop, a tablet and a phone is not a problem. I could see the benefit of a foldable while travelling. Price is a concern, also will it break easily if I drop it ?. I’m living in the walled garden (Apple), reliability, service is not a problem.
Thank you 🙏🏿 Durability is pretty decent these days and continues to get better. I think foldables can handle drops almost as well as normal phones now. The big what if is the folding glass on the inner displays. Like I said they've improved over the years, but there's more of a chance for failure with that kind of technology and Samsung isn't the most reliable when it comes to customer service. I would recommend buying extra warranty if you do go with a foldable phone in the future. In terms of software reliability and optimization, I think it's pretty close to whst you get on iPhones. Samsung and Oneplus foldables offer cool features and work arounds for apps that don't natively support bigger screens.
I am getting a foldable phone, but will also keep my MUCH larger tablet, as they have very different uses for me. I travel a lot, but like to use a bigger screen than just a phone & the large tablet is impractical to pull out. I originally looked at mini tablets, but none were small enough nor were they powerful enough to meet my needs, with the exception of the ipad 6 mini. I am NOT a fan of apple products, so the foldable phone choice was easy to make.
Love my fold5.. But can now get a second hand tab s9 cheap.. Use my fold mostly at home watching media.. Afraid the tab s9 will take over for my fold 😅😔 don't want to sell the fold, hopefully I can enjoy both.. Decisions, decisions 😅
@@kazumak.1542 For real! I was so sad when I saw the design of the oneplus open/find n3. If it was the same form factor as the find n2, I would have probably switched to that.
Slab phones and slab tablets £1500 folding phones are more expensive but it's more than a phone slabs are boring I think a max folding phone size would be 10 inch and basically two of the ultra phones glued together that's the max size 400g phone but hey if you don't want it there are people who would kill for a 10inch or wider 12 inch folding phone
Or a folding tablet use a cellular watch and have a folding 15inch tablet the future of fold is coming people don't understand a smaller footprint when folded stop crying
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *📱 Overview of Foldable Phones vs. Tablets* - Foldable phones offer various form factors catering to different usage preferences. - Tablet experience is compared to foldable phones, highlighting differences in aspect ratio and content optimization. - Discussion on the capabilities of foldable phones in replacing tablets and laptops. 01:38 *🖊️ Productivity and Creativity with Foldable Phones* - Foldable phones provide creativity tools like drawing, video, and photo editing. - Comparison of multitasking capabilities between foldable phones and tablets. - Discussion on the camera versatility and additional features of foldable phones. 04:53 *💰 Price Comparison: Foldable Phones vs. Tablet and Phone Combinations* - Comparison of prices between top-of-the-line foldable phones and tablet-phone combinations. - Evaluation of various brand ecosystems, including OnePlus, Samsung, Apple, and Google. - Consideration of price and value proposition for both foldable phones and traditional tablet-phone setups. Made with HARPA AI
@@JamaltlLee When I go to the playstore and go to "other devices" to select "tablet" I can see tablet apps. I am not able to install most of them, because the playstore says the device is not compatible. Of course there is not a phone and tablet version of the same app, but there are tablet only apps and I cant install them on a phone.
Phones are getting bigger more technology cooling and bigger sensors need bigger designs you can pack it in a 4inch display with a 7000mah battery no it don't work like that i want the biggest possible folding phone Those 5g tablets are not suitable for as a phone itsa inconvenient design if you do artwork then get a tablet with a spen bigger screen for that but gaming outside that a portable slash 2in 1 is awesome
@@jonathanoxlade4252 Your answer completely misses what I criticized about foldable smartphones. So your comment is absolutely pointless. Unfortunately, your way of thinking seems too limited to even begin to understand my comment. This is revealed by your pointless comment
Foldable phone or a tablet and a normal phone?
Let me know what you prefer, and check out the playlist below to learn more about the capabilities of foldable phones:
ruclips.net/p/PLeXc8mwMDjWPPr4f6IOPf_GkyVevr7Ngx
Foldables all the way. Packability for me is key.
Foldable. I simplified my life of extra clutter plus I barely used the tablets I had. The open changed the game for me.
Great video brotha. I'll probably get a fold down the line, never imagined one fitting into my workflows when they were new but can kinda see it now.
What program are you editing with on your mobile devices?
Thanks bro 🙏🏿.
I use lumafusion to video edit on my phones and tablets.
Good video. I’m curious about those foldable phone. For me at home, using a laptop, a tablet and a phone is not a problem. I could see the benefit of a foldable while travelling. Price is a concern, also will it break easily if I drop it ?. I’m living in the walled garden (Apple), reliability, service is not a problem.
Price is my question too... What's the cost if the screen breaks compared to a normal phone?!
Thank you 🙏🏿
Durability is pretty decent these days and continues to get better. I think foldables can handle drops almost as well as normal phones now. The big what if is the folding glass on the inner displays. Like I said they've improved over the years, but there's more of a chance for failure with that kind of technology and Samsung isn't the most reliable when it comes to customer service. I would recommend buying extra warranty if you do go with a foldable phone in the future.
In terms of software reliability and optimization, I think it's pretty close to whst you get on iPhones. Samsung and Oneplus foldables offer cool features and work arounds for apps that don't natively support bigger screens.
@@dragonzord94 Without extended warranty it can be pretty steep, like $800+ in Canada.
@@JamaltlLee wow that's crazy
Normal phone for me. I'm very old school though. However, for me, something more basic works.
I can respect that 💪🏿
I am getting a foldable phone, but will also keep my MUCH larger tablet, as they have very different uses for me. I travel a lot, but like to use a bigger screen than just a phone & the large tablet is impractical to pull out. I originally looked at mini tablets, but none were small enough nor were they powerful enough to meet my needs, with the exception of the ipad 6 mini. I am NOT a fan of apple products, so the foldable phone choice was easy to make.
That's fair. Some people even use two ipads for the different sizes and use cases.
Love my fold5.. But can now get a second hand tab s9 cheap.. Use my fold mostly at home watching media.. Afraid the tab s9 will take over for my fold 😅😔 don't want to sell the fold, hopefully I can enjoy both.. Decisions, decisions 😅
Idk if I could use a foldable personally my hands are too small. So I will just have to stick to my iPad for now
What if I told you there's foldable phones that are as small as an iPhone 13 Mini?
@@JamaltlLee i wish they would have keep the form factor of the oppo n2. people loved it
@@kazumak.1542 For real! I was so sad when I saw the design of the oneplus open/find n3. If it was the same form factor as the find n2, I would have probably switched to that.
Trying to simplify my gadget life! Thanks for the video ❤ new subby here
Thanks for subbing!
@@JamaltlLee no thanks needed. You have a solid channel
Slab phones and slab tablets £1500 folding phones are more expensive but it's more than a phone slabs are boring I think a max folding phone size would be 10 inch and basically two of the ultra phones glued together that's the max size 400g phone but hey if you don't want it there are people who would kill for a 10inch or wider 12 inch folding phone
Foldables win in my book, you can't beat the portability.
Or a folding tablet use a cellular watch and have a folding 15inch tablet the future of fold is coming people don't understand a smaller footprint when folded stop crying
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *📱 Overview of Foldable Phones vs. Tablets*
- Foldable phones offer various form factors catering to different usage preferences.
- Tablet experience is compared to foldable phones, highlighting differences in aspect ratio and content optimization.
- Discussion on the capabilities of foldable phones in replacing tablets and laptops.
01:38 *🖊️ Productivity and Creativity with Foldable Phones*
- Foldable phones provide creativity tools like drawing, video, and photo editing.
- Comparison of multitasking capabilities between foldable phones and tablets.
- Discussion on the camera versatility and additional features of foldable phones.
04:53 *💰 Price Comparison: Foldable Phones vs. Tablet and Phone Combinations*
- Comparison of prices between top-of-the-line foldable phones and tablet-phone combinations.
- Evaluation of various brand ecosystems, including OnePlus, Samsung, Apple, and Google.
- Consideration of price and value proposition for both foldable phones and traditional tablet-phone setups.
Made with HARPA AI
The problem with foldables is, they can never replace a tablet, because it is just a phone with a bigger screen, running apps for phones...
I feel you, but tablets run the same apps as phones, and you can do things to make the apps run in "tablet" mode on foldables.
@@JamaltlLee When I go to the playstore and go to "other devices" to select "tablet" I can see tablet apps. I am not able to install most of them, because the playstore says the device is not compatible. Of course there is not a phone and tablet version of the same app, but there are tablet only apps and I cant install them on a phone.
Phones are getting bigger more technology cooling and bigger sensors need bigger designs you can pack it in a 4inch display with a 7000mah battery no it don't work like that i want the biggest possible folding phone
Those 5g tablets are not suitable for as a phone itsa inconvenient design if you do artwork then get a tablet with a spen bigger screen for that but gaming outside that a portable slash 2in 1 is awesome
like i say phablet
@@jonathanoxlade4252 Your answer completely misses what I criticized about foldable smartphones. So your comment is absolutely pointless. Unfortunately, your way of thinking seems too limited to even begin to understand my comment. This is revealed by your pointless comment