We’re very excited about these models (and we’re already on the pre-order list) but what about you?
could be trying to avoid any potential delays with the shipments of both phones by opening reservations early to see the actual demand. And that’s what we’re doing today as well!
Many of you guys voted positively in various polls regarding foldable phones, and Samsung foldables in particular but when push comes to shove, it’s a whole other story. So, let’s see if you’ve already pre-ordered one of Samsung’s latest yet-to-arrive foldable phones.Yes, both!
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