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Reasons Behind Foldable Phones' Rapid Decline
Recent reports have shown that foldable phones, despite their high prices which often exceed a thousand dollars at launch, quickly lose a significant portion of their value within the first year, with depreciation rates reaching up to 57%. On the used market, average declines are around 70%. This is largely due to consumer concerns about the durability of flexible screens and hinges, as well as the rapid release of new models that dampen demand for older devices, and the high repair costs that affect their resale value. Although the technology is advancing and improving, the main challenge lies in increasing reliability and reducing costs to ensure devices retain their value. This reflects a transitional phase in the development of this type of flexible phone.
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