The Google Pixel Fold reviews are starting to come in, and they're generally positive: The Verge says it's "a powerful device with an entertainment-friendly inner screen"; Engadget says it's "the challenger that Samsung needs"; and while the Evening Standard balks at the price, it says it's "a shiny glimpse of the future". But, we’re also starting to see reports of what look like serious quality control issues.
The worst example comes from Ars Technica, whose Pixel Fold died after just four days. As Ron Amadeo explains, “The flexible OLED screen died after four days. The bottom 10 pixels of the Pixel Fold went dead first, forming a white line of 100 per cent brightness pixels that blazed across the bottom of the screen.
