Today marks the official start of shipping for the iPhone Duo, but unless you pre-ordered one, you will have to wait a while for a unit to become available. While you wait, you can have a look at what Samsung has to offer.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 is the only other wide foldable in the US market. Motorola allegedly has something in the works, but it will be months before we see it. Google has never been fast at launching new models, so we don't expect a wide Pixel anytime soon.
Anyway, the iPhone Duo starts at $2,000 for a 256GB model. The Z Fold8, meanwhile, has a lower starting price and a $200 discount, making it a total of $300 cheaper. The Galaxy is thinner (9.7mm vs. 11.3mm) and much lighter (201g vs. 254g) while offering a similar cover display (5.5" vs. 5.4") and inner display (both 7.6" with similar aspect ratios).
The two phones have nearly identical battery capacities (4,800mAh vs. 4,883mAh), so endurance will depend on chipset efficiency. The Galaxy runs a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, while the Duo uses an Apple A20 Pro. Both phones lack dedicated telephoto cameras, offering only dual 50MP and dual 48MP modules, respectively. Samsung also has a larger book-style foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, and a detailed comparison between the Z Fold8 and the Z Fold8 Ultra is available.
Source: GSMArena · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing