[Poll] A week later, what do you think about the Galaxy Fold?

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It has been a week since Samsung announced the Galaxy Fold at its Unpacked event in San Francisco. The much-awaited device will go on sale on April 26 for $1,980 in select markets. So far, the company hasn't allowed the press to play with the device, thereby leaving many questions unanswered. However, quite a bit of information about the Galaxy Fold has emerged online in the last few days, including a four-minute video from Samsung which gave us the closest look at the device so far.

Since the Galaxy Fold announcement, a lot has happened in the smartphone market. Companies like Huawei, Oppo, and TCL showed us their vision for foldable smartphones at the MWC. None of them, however, are going to hit the market anytime soon, leaving the Galaxy Fold as the only foldable smartphone that customers can actually buy. Taking all this into account, we are curious what our readers think about the Galaxy Fold a week after its announcement.

Vote in the poll below and then let us know more about your thoughts on the Galaxy Fold down in the comments section!

How do you feel about the Galaxy Fold now?
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  • Shut up and take my money 0%, 0 votes
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  • I'll hold off till the second or third generation Galaxy Fold 0%, 0 votes
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  • Really need to see it in person first before deciding 0%, 0 votes
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  • I wasn't surprised by the Galaxy Fold, so meh 0%, 0 votes
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  • I would buy it if it was a bit cheaper 0%, 0 votes
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  • I think foldable phones are just useless 0%, 0 votes
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28 February 2019
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