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I think the durability is the limiting factor in regards to foldable tech as it stands right now
Also, they are worse phones. The flip style makes more sense as a foldable. I don't think there will ever be much market for them.
Something I keep hearing from others and think that myself - once you go foldable, you don't want to go back. I don't think I'll ever buy a non-foldable again.
Maybe when they are cheap and durable, but until then, completely off the table for >99% of the market. But as they are right now, there will just be a niche.