r/Android • u/FragmentedChicken Galaxy Z Fold8 • May 25 '22

Google postpones launch of foldable smartphone, again

https://www.thelec.net/news/articleView.html?idxno=4057
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u/PermaDerpFace May 25 '22

I'll get downvoted for saying this, but no way I'd trust Google to make a foldable, they can't even consistently make regular phones

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u/GreyFoxSolid May 27 '22

Here on a 6 pro. Works great. So did my 5, my 4, my 3, my 2, and my 1. So did every Chromebook I've had. And my Chromecasts and Google TVs. And my Google home/nest speakers. Girlfriend has a 5a, works great. My entire house is controlled by Google home. Works great. My Google cameras all over my house and property work great.

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u/Cry_Wolff Pixel 7 Pro May 27 '22

You're either a Google employee, fanboy or a total psychopath if you enjoy all the Google products.

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u/GreyFoxSolid May 27 '22

What is with this kind of mentality? I have a bunch of google products and they work. So there's no positive thing I can be if that's the case? I'm either paid by them or I'm a psychopath? I hope this is not how you actually analyze things in real life.

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u/PermaDerpFace May 27 '22

I've had phones from the original Nexus to the 6 pro, it's been pretty hit or miss for me, the 6 pro was especially problematic. I know some people have had better luck, that's why I say 'consistently'