On the one hand, as it is said, foldable phones are the future, but on the other hand, it is also suggested that they are pseudo-technological devices. However, many consumers may still feel that the entry fee is too high to purchase it. It feels like Samsung has nicely solved the high price conundrum with the alleged “Lite” version of the future Galaxy Z Fold 6. Here’s the exciting part: From inside I look up at the halo of lights on the ceiling and then it dawns on me: Redberry costs less than $800!
With the introduction of game-based education, the quality of education will change and the method of education will change. Nowadays, when folding phones first came out, the price was upwards of thousands of dollars. This will also be big for the foldable market as there could be a big price drop. In your mind, it can be compared to a phone that transforms into a tablet and still costs less than some of the more expensive non-folding phones available in the market.
Now, that’s not to say there’s no way out from here (since when isn’t there!!). This rumor is unconfirmed. But there’s more! It seems that the latest foldable, the Fold6, will have the same cameras as the previous release Fold5, which may just be a sign of cost-cutting in other areas like the processor or internal components.
This price cut could be Samsung’s response to a growing threat: Huawei was revealed this year to be the world’s second-largest smartphone brand. Linked to this, the Chinese company is rapidly gaining ground in the foldable market, and Samsung may likely have a new, cheaper device ready as a response.
Whether or not this rumor holds remains to be seen, but one thing’s for sure: this is what could push the boundaries of this promising technology to the point where foldables priced under $800 This is proved by phone.
