Xiaomi confirms global launch for foldable Mix Flip as it briefly overtakes Apple
Xiaomi confirms global launch for foldable Mix Flip as it briefly overtakes Apple
Xiaomi has just announced that its first foldable flip phone, the Mix Flip, will soon see a global launch, right...
Xiaomi has just announced that its first foldable flip phone, the Mix Flip, will soon see a global launch, right as the company has briefly overtaken Apple as the world’s second-largest smartphone maker.
A global launch for the Xiaomi Mix Flip means the device will make its way to markets outside of China, such as countries in Europe. A US launch is not expected.
Not much of a global launch then
Well, it's similar to how American bands go on a "World tour" which includes 30 US cities and maybe London and Paris, if they have a good day.
Not to be sarcastic, but 'global', 'world' and similar terms seem to be in the eye of the beholder. 🤨
Na that's just plain old lying
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The US is quite a large country though... Approximately the size and population of all European countries combined. Calling it a continent wouldn't be too far off
Did they fix the screen crease? If not, then this release is irrelevant, as it brings nothing new to the table.
Edit: I really hope SOMEONE figures out the screen crease, because the concept of foldable phones is amazing. Just, poorly executed currently.
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I've used them. The crease is not unnoticeable. Sure, you may forget it's there after a while, but it is still there. And that's not what I was talking about. Specifically, the delamination that tends to occur after extended use. That's the issue they need to figure out. And to your camera point: my phone has a cutout, and I hate it. It always gets in the way. Yes, I get used to it, but it's there, and it blocks a small part of the screen.
My point with all of this, is not that these folding phones suck and shouldn't be made just because it has a crease. I hate the notch. I can't stand the crease. This doesn't mean they bother you. My point, however, is that unless this is actually new, it's not new and is, therefore, irrelevant.
Edit: as an aside, I've owned a Xiaomi, and it was the worst phone I have ever used. Actually, it was awesome for about 5 months, then started degrading, then turned itself off randomly after the 6-month time. I had to replace it after 6 months. To give perspective, I keep phones for years. The phone before that Xiaomi lasted 5 years, before it started having battery issues.