The most impressive piece of tech I've tested in 2025 (and it isn't smart glasses)

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I test a lot of new phones, but the most surprising one this year has completely changed my mind about foldables. Here's why.

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The most impressive piece of tech I've tested in 2025 (and it isn't smart glasses)
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