📱 Huawei's triple fold phone has received negative feedback since its release on September 20th. Users find it inconvenient for daily use due to its triple fold design.

🤔 In single screen mode, the phone is thicker than a regular phone, requiring two hands to operate. Users worry about the fragility of the screen, with repair costs exceeding 10,000 Yen.

💸 One user regretted his purchase just 7 days after buying it for 38,800 Yen, now facing a loss of nearly 20,000 Yen as the market price dropped to just over 20,000 Yen.

🛒 Users report that the phone is bulky and heavy, making it difficult to use while shopping. It cannot be easily stored in pockets when open, leading to inconvenience.

📺 While the phone can serve as an iPad replacement for watching videos, it lacks protective cases, raising concerns about screen safety. The phone also heats up with extended use.

📉 Reports suggest that Huawei's sales figures may be inflated, with only 1 million units ordered for production due to high costs and sanctions.

🔧 Users have faced issues with screen damage shortly after purchase, and repair services are often unavailable. Many feel that Huawei's customer service blames users for defects.

💔 A significant number of users, estimated at 80%, regret their purchase of foldable phones, citing impracticality and high repair costs.

📉 Huawei's reliance on nationalistic marketing and gimmicks has led to a decline in consumer trust, as many are realizing the flaws in their products.