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Cost
durability
Size
difficult to repair (if not impossible)
lack of sdcard (on such a large body)
No open source ROMS
I don't mind spending on good tools, but I won't buy a highly locked down device at any cost. An open source OS is a must, any new device will have to compete with my current phone that also has an SD card, headphone jack and is easy enough to open so that I can change the battery myself. Folding phones are inferior in all those aspects.
Why do you need SD cards in 2023? Most phones don't have this?
To double or more the storage for much cheaper than the internal storage upgrades cost... is that not enough? Even the folds don't have more than 512gb and they cost over $1000. My sub $500 phone from years ago is running a 512gb SD card, which I can seamlessly slot into my next phone when I swap.
Sure, but why do you need Storage in the first place? I have always had less than 100gb and it's plenty for all apps etc. Everything else goes in the cloud
For one thing- if you take lots of photos and videos.