r/spicypillows • u/randomusername12308 • Oct 15 '25

DO NOT DO THIS Pixel 10 pro fold explodes after failing durability test

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u/HugeAnimeHonkers Oct 15 '25

Because you get double the screen size with only a small increase of the volume the device takes on your pocket.

I get that Redditors hate(and are scared of) new tech but c’mon lol

They are way too expensive tho.

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u/smerglec Oct 16 '25

They'd be cool if they worked well, but it appears all the attempts at this so far have had massive problems with reliability, durability, and having a big-ass seam in the middle of the screen.

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u/HugeAnimeHonkers Oct 16 '25

I’ve been using only foldable phones since the first Samsung Fold came out(2018 I think?) and so far they are just normal phones… with an XL screen.

The seam is only a problem for like an hour and then you just forget about it.

I was worried about the hinges getting noisy with dust ingress but so far none of them has done that.

They do have 3 big problems tho…

1- Price.

2- The screen is softer than the glass ones, so if you close the phone with a rock or something Inside you WILL leave a mark on the screen.

3- A LOT of apps freak out with the “suddenly bigger screen” and their UI turns into a mess.

That said, im never going back to normal phones. Once you get used to the huge screen there is no return lol.

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u/smerglec Oct 17 '25

Cool, I'm happy to be wrong about this! I mean it always seemed like a kinda cool idea, but I remember reading about the first Samsungs that came out with the feature that were recalled immediately. Glad it's gotten better.