Apple's $2,000 Foldable iPhone Has a Massive Problem

Apple is betting big on a foldable iPhone, but three out of every four people do not even want it. A massive new survey reveals that a staggering 75 percent of users have zero interest in a bending screen. Even younger tech lovers in Gen Z are saying no thanks. The real dealbreaker is the price tag. Rumors suggest a foldable iPhone could easily top two thousand dollars. The catch? The average buyer only wants to spend around seven hundred and eighty bucks. That is less than the price of a standard base model iPhone! With over forty percent of consumers already delaying upgrades due to rising tech costs, Apple cannot just rely on fancy hardware. If Cupertino wants you to drop two grand, they will need to deliver a lot more than just a screen that folds.