Price will decide the foldable more than the hinge marketing.

If it lands near $2k I'm curious; near $2.5k I'm out.

Design novelty fades fast if the crease and durability aren't solved.

Software continuity with iPhone apps will sell it more than the hinge demo.

Battery life unfolded is the make-or-break metric for me.

I'd rather pay for a durable display than for titanium marketing.

Early adopters will subsidize the R&D; I'm fine waiting for gen 2.

If it replaces both phone and mini tablet, the price starts to make sense.

Carrier subsidies rarely help at foldable price points.

Apple's repair pricing could quietly kill the category.

Weight in pocket matters as much as open-screen size.

Curious how MagSafe and cases work with a book-style fold.

Not buying on rumor calendars — need hands-on crease tests.

A $1,999 launch would be aggressive and smart; $2,499 feels tone-deaf.

Camera hump + fold thickness is the combo I'm worried about.

If multitasking is half-baked, it's just a party trick.

Trade-in values will be brutal for year-one foldables.

Bookmarking until regulatory filings confirm dimensions.

Watching Samsung's repair data more than Apple's teaser art.

Quiet majority will keep buying Pro Max until durability is proven.