Readers split on Apple’s £2,000 foldable iPhone value

Apple's new £2,000 foldable iPhone has sparked debate among readers, with some praising its potential for graphics and media while others question the steep price tag and Apple's reliability. Alan, a 79-year-old retired Apple reseller, says the folding phone would be "brilliant" for graphics, videos, and eBooks, though less suited for spreadsheets. He argues price isn't an issue for those who want it, noting he recently switched to the lighter iPhone Air. Adrian, 69, who avoids Apple products, says he paid only £500 for his last folding phone and questions whether even loyal fans would accept such costs. He cites concerns about failing batteries, reduced efficiency in older models, and updates harming functioning phones.