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  • I’ve had the the pixel fold, Samsung fold 5, Mix Fold 3 and I’m currently using the One Plus Open. All good phones. The PF is a bit heavy though. If they can get that weight down, I might stick with it next time. I’m going to stick with the OPO for the time being.

      • That is one I’ve been seriously considering. I’m very interested in what they do this year

  • pixel phones got the worst value retention EVER. after experiencing the 7 pro dropping nearly 2/3 its price within the release year. never again.

    • And they don’t have good trade in value either. Even for Google. I didn’t go to the 8 this year because of how poor the trade in value was.

    • As opposed to what? Please enlighten me with what you think a fair price would be for a refurbished phone that is less than a year old and sold for almost $2K new.

      • I don’t buy $2,000 phones and I certainly don’t buy refurbished phones. The most I ever paid for a phone is $350 and that was a brand new pixel 7a.

        These folding phones are for morons and people with more money than brains. The phone is solution in search of a problem. Nobody needs a folding phone.

        The original purpose of a flip phone was to keep the keypad covered so you don’t butt dial anyone. That was it.

  • Waiting for Pixel Fold 2. After coming back to the Pixel 8 Pro from using other devices I think I’ll just stay Pixel. But I can’t buy Gen 1 Folding Hardware

      • No, just not fans of the folds. All hot garbage in my eyes. I cannot unsee the creases and that is a deal breaker

      • I just don’t really have a use for one. I’d consider one in the future, but not for nearly double the price of a regular flagship. I just can’t justify a phone that expensive unless it does something my regular phone can’t (not just slightly more conveniently, like running two apps side-by-side).

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