Samsung’s brand new Galaxy Fold smartphone, which was released recently, got Samsung’s review unit in trouble after 48 hours of use. The review units received by reviewers reveal a serious display issue. There is plastic on the top of the display, Lining the Glaxay Folds Inside the Display, which just appears like packaging. Where do we unwrap our new smartphone? First things first, the plastic pop-ups look like they peel off, and most of them do as well. After peeling off the device, the device is now officially broken.
The display has a protective film on the Galaxy Fold Display, where Samsung should put a warning label on the device in the box. However, some of them removed the built-in screen protector due to a lack of clear instructions in the box. These issues include the screen and the hinge.
The thing is that you just need to pull that off, and it will get off. Really, with just a fingernail, you can break a $1980 smartphone. Even the warning notice is on the box, not on the device display. The worst part of this was that some smartphones didn’t even have instructions on every single Galaxy Fold. Samsung should put a warning notice in front of our eyes because no one reads instructions. Most smartphone manufacturers used to put important things right in front of our eyes.
Even so, you couldn’t apply a screen protector or sticker to the screen because it could damage the plastic. I think if that plastic isn’t user-removable, then why not have Samsung build it into the display itself or something? So that users can’t peel it off with a finger. Some users didn’t even touch the plastic, and they got dead pixel lines. Also, the screen is freaking out. Further, CNBC also reports on its consistently flickering screen without removing or touching the protective film.
However, Samsung claims that the Galaxy Fold can hold up to 200,000 folds, which costs $1980. Samsung sold out the nearly $2,000 device online in just one day. But still, they can fix the issue because it is at an early stage and they haven’t started shipping yet. Now, we are waiting for the Huawei Mate X to avoid this problem. Thanks for being with us. Let us know in the comment section below. Stay tuned for more updates on the same.