The inner display’s matte finish makes the iPhone Duo easy on the eyes. While the device still carries the rough edges of a first‑generation product and not every design choice from Apple feels perfect, the matte screen stands out as a clear win. Over the past week I have used the phone to watch movies on a flight, scroll through my photo library and do a bit of reading, and the experience has convinced me that this is the Duo’s strongest feature. I would love to see every other foldable manufacturer adopt a similar approach.
When the Duo first landed in my hands, the nano‑texture coating on its 7.6‑inch inner screen was an unexpected delight. In the five years I have handled a dozen or so book‑style foldables, none have offered a surface quite like this. The matte finish reduces glare and makes content consumption more comfortable, especially in bright environments.
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