Foreign media actually tested the folding limit of iPhone Duo! The live broadcast exceeded 300,000 times without loss. Netizens: See the truth in daily use.

The screen durability of foldable phones has always been the focus of consumers' attention. Since the launch of Apple's iPhone Duo, reports of screen disasters have aroused heated discussions. The well-known technology media CNET recently built an exclusive "Fold-a-Phone" automatic test machine to continuously open and close the iPhone Duo in marathon mode 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and live broadcast the test process on YouTube.

iPhone Duo screen durability has become the focus of attention. (Photo/Apple)

The test has now entered its 10th day, and the screen has been opened and closed more than 300,000 times. CNET said that so far, the iPhone Duo test machine's hinge mechanical structure and flexible screen creases are still in excellent condition, with no signs of affecting normal operation or structural damage. This extreme test will continue until November 20 to further observe changes under long-term mechanical fatigue.

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Such continuous and high-intensity testing has also aroused heated discussions among foreign netizens. Some Apple fans bluntly expressed that they felt reassured by the test results. They left messages saying, "Converted to 300,000 times, it can be used for more than 8 years even if it is opened and closed 100 times a day. The durability seems to be acceptable." However, there are also many pragmatic netizens who have reservations, pointing out that "the machine exerts a fixed force in a constant temperature environment, which is completely different from putting dust in the pocket and breaking the hand." "The gravel in daily life and uneven force exerted by one hand are screen killers. Just refer to the laboratory data." Generally speaking, although the actual measurement shows an excellent mechanical structure foundation, the actual durability reputation still needs to be tested by the market in the long term.