Apple’s first folding iPhone Duo goes on sale today, Wired reports

Apple’s first folding phone, the iPhone Duo, goes on sale today, according to Wired. The move marks Apple’s entry into the foldable race, a shift that could reset premium phone expectations heading into the holiday cycle. Early guidance matters for buyers navigating durability trade offs, software quirks, and pricing in a new form factor.

Summarizing eight key takeaways, Wired points to hinge refinement, a visible screen crease, multitasking perks with app continuity, and camera performance in line with Apple’s flagships, while noting possible differences in weight and battery life. Accessories and case options are still catching up, and Wired urges buyers to weigh repair costs and water resistance ratings before purchasing. Watch for official durability tests, first weekend sales signals, and any day one software updates from Apple. [Developing. This article will be updated.]