Foldable Phones: 5 Major Disadvantages of Foldable Phones That Can Be Deal Breakers.. Newspoint  |  2025-10-31T20:39:12+08:00

Foldable smartphones are trending, but their beauty hides some significant drawbacks. Learn about these 5 disadvantages that make them a poor choice for every user. Due to the different screen ratios of foldable phones, videos don't play at full screen.

Black bars appear at the top and bottom, which can disrupt the viewing experience. Folding screens are made of plastic, leaving visible creases. Frequent opening and closing can also lead to scratches. Not all apps are optimized for foldable screens.

Some apps may appear awkward when stretched, which can impair the user experience. Foldable phones have complex hinge and display mechanisms. Their durability decreases over time, and repair costs are also significant.

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