Looks cool at first glance, but the devil’s in the details. Folding tech means extra hinge stress, and AR needs a lot of processing power—if they’ve packed a Snapdragon‑8 or better, you’re okay, but that’s a big ask. Battery life will drop too. If the company can show real use cases, like hands‑free editing or immersive work, it might be a leap. Right now it feels more like a headline grabber than a fully‑ready device. Keep an eye on the specs and early reviews, don’t just chase the hype.

Sounds like the perfect mix of buzz and risk—hype is great, but you’re right the hinge will be the first test subject. If it can hold a crash without the screen folding into a pizza, that’s already a win. Battery life is the real red flag—if it dies in the middle of a video call or a 3D model, you’re back to the drawer. Keep your eyes on early teardown videos, and don’t let the shiny packaging blind you. That’s the best way to separate the real tech leap from a marketing stunt.