Samsung asks users to be extra careful with the Galaxy Fold



Samsung postponed Galaxy Fold's release to fix its issues after an early rollout put damaged units in the hands of reviewers. The redesigned Fold felt sturdier than before when we tried it at IFA, but it sounds like the tech giant still wants you to take extra good care of the device if you buy it.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/09/21/samsung-galaxy-fold-care-video/
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