Samsung mercilessly mocks iPhone Duo ‘crackgate’ in Galaxy Z Fold 8 ads [Video]

Samsung mercilessly mocks iPhone Duo ‘crackgate’ in Galaxy Z Fold 8 ads [Video]

Samsung isn’t holding back when it comes to the iPhone Duo’s messy start. In new ads, the company mocks iPhone Duo’s “crackgate” with a push for customers to buy the Galaxy Z Fold 8 instead, and there’s not an ounce of subtlety here. Following the debut of Apple’s first foldable, an unfortunate trend has emerged among early buyers. A number of users found that their display “cracked” with the display panel dying in the center, all in the exact same way, implying there’s a flaw within Apple’s hinge design. iPhone Duo screens are breaking, but is it a Galaxy Fold moment? Apple is replacing affected devices, but it is a somewhat harrowing reminder that this is the company’s first attempt at this hardware. And Samsung is happy to point that out. In an ad for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 on Instagram, Samsung says that “folding is nothing new to us” and that “we know a thing or eight.” It cuts right to the chase: “Switch to Galaxy Z Fold8.” The attached imagery then depicts the iPhone Duo’s well-known screen “crack. That one was posted to Samsung Canada’s account, while another ad from Samsung Malaysia further takes that up a notch: Feeling a little FOMO seeing all this talk about durability… oops, we’ve just been busy folding and getting on with our day Samsung Australia similarly poked fun at Apple’s durability woes with a post about “how life sounds when your screen doesn’t break when opening your phone.” Another post from Samsung Saudi Arabia puts the iPhone Duo crack on a Galaxy Z Fold 8 before revealing it’s just a wallpaper. More on Samsung: Samsung just released a new foldable that you probably wouldn’t buy even if you could Samsung teases Galaxy S27 plans, foldable lineup expansion, more Samsung can’t decide between a larger Galaxy Z Fold 9 or one with worse specs Follow Ben: Twitter/X, Threads, Bluesky, and Instagram FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.

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