Three unboxing videosfrom a YouTube channel called Kingmi Mobile surfaced before Apple’s official October 23 launch, offering among the first publicly reported real-world looks at the iPhone Duo outside of Apple’s promotional materials. Independent reviews have not yet published, making this footage the earliest available hands-on perspective on Apple’s debut foldable iPhone.
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Apple has a track record of waiting until the kinks get worked out before it tries its own hand at new devices, but hands-on videos of the iPhone Duo are already starting to show that Apple suffers from some of the same pain points other manufacturers like Samsung do, like the beloved screen crease.
YouTube has introduced many user-friendly features over the years — whether it’s the “Jump Ahead” button that quickly skips sponsored segments, or the mobile update to timestamped comments, which flashes them to the top of the pile when the relevant point in the video plays. However, like many of its fellow video-sharing platforms, YouTube does…
