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On a Pixel Fold,
I actually use the inside screen much more than I thought I would. Is it worth it? Probably not, but goddamn is it fun.
You can use a laptop or a tablet. A big phone doesn't bring anything new to the table. It's just a sub category. Most people don't need a tablet a laptop a phone and a large phone. Some might get something from it.
Only situation I'd see would be watching on a larger screen and maybe gaming. However I'd never need that as I have a tv. So why would I use a small screen? I'm sure it's fun but I can never see it as something worth dropping 2k on.
Gaming laptop or a TV for gaming on. I wouldn't play on my phone as it's just a massive downgrade. But each to their own. Now a screen projected on my glasses. Sure.
Why would you ever play two idle games ? Sounds like an awful thing to do.
All valid points (especially about the idle games, I probably need psychological help, lmao), except that I can now do all of those things with a single device that fits in my pocket. Of course I'd prefer to play games on a monitor or TV, but I don't have those on the go. Except maybe a laptop, but that's much less portable than a phone.
It's not for everybody, that's definitely true. But it works for me, much to my surprise.
How often would you be gaming on the go ? Wouldn't something like a steam deck or Nintendo switch fill that gap ?
I just think you can force I niche but it wouldn't be better than a device that already exists ?
Seems like a gimmick than an actual feature. I would gesture wisely at glasses that increase the real estate of what you'd be looking at. You would use your same device.
Now again I'd love a snap bracelet phone. No more issues with pockets and I can see notifications if I need to. I can unroll to use device when required.
I see zero situations where I'd say. "I need a larger screen on my phone"
I can see where bigger devices are usually but they already exist.