I think it's important.

I think it's interesting you guys were hitting me up on Twitter.

You wanted my opinion on this.

And so here you have it.

It's kind of what I do.

I break it down.

I tell you what, I'm seeing what I'm thinking.

We've got some fresh footage.

Some user generated content about the Samsung Galaxy fold.

This is what's been sent to me.

Once again.

I got the link via Twitter deposit right there will deposit right there.

You'll look back up a little bit.

Back up a tiny bit just before the butterfly comes on the screen.

Yes, somewhere right there, Right that'll do.

This guy has managed to get his hands on a Galaxy fold somehow F 900 U A t and t version.

Who knows how it seems like he's in Vietnam based on you know, I looked up his Facebook page and it seems like he's got some kind of a smartphone repair shop in Vietnam.

He put his WHATS app as well as his Facebook page right plastered on the video.

So I mean, he must be getting bombarded right now.

Did he even know he?

Did he even know he was going to get all this attention?

Posting a phone that's not even close to being out yet?

Nonetheless, that's not what you care about.

What you care about is this image right here in the recent Galaxy fold video.

I showed you the clips that Samsung put out, and there was a question that I had that you had that will had that everyone Otis had the question about whether or not the Galaxy fold would show a crease down the center, the center line where it folded because we had more comprehensive, out of perfect condition footage of the mate ex from Wall away.

And that thing you could see the crease in it.

People were worried they were concerned how much of an eyesore.

But then, when we got the extra footage from Samsung Galaxy full, we didn't see that same crease.

We didn't envision that problem and people were speculating all over the place.

How did they do it?

How is there no crease?

How can we not see the actual fold on the fold within the old led display?

So now that we have this in perfect user generated footage.

You see a strong crease in there.

If you examine this footage, you see this, this crease down the center and I can't say I'm surprised, I guess I just was hopeful that Samsung's footage wasn't just the perfect conditions, but instead they found a way to at least make the crease insignificant in real life.

But it turns out it was just magic with their production.

Because if this clip Israel and it looks very riel, then this scene this crease is going to be a part of your life.

No matter which folding phone, you happen to choose.

Now, maybe this is amplified by this guy's light source.

You could see this kind of like it looks like an overhead, a more typical light source and the fact that he's got a dark display.

It looks it looks like a black background.

So you know how that works.

It kind of, you know, you illuminate the glass a little bit more If you had a bright white backdrop like Samsung had in their video.

When a dude scrolling instagram and such, maybe this is less prominent, but in this guy's clip, it looks prominent it looks obvious, and I guess it's just not ideal.

It's not what we had hoped for.

Nonetheless, it doesn't seem to alter the functionality if you roll the clip here.

Well, you'll see the dude not only shows off the phone, but he goes ahead and unlocks it as well.

Like Factory unlocked because I guess that's maybe his business.

The business that the guys in who who posted this clip or at least put his contact info.

Maybe the dude who put the contact info doesn't even have the device, but got the clip from somewhere else.

Who knows?

Here you can see the device being handled for the first time a user generated clip.

An individual other than a Samsung employee has this thing in their hands and they're showing it off, you see?

Oh, that was weird.

On the back of it, it's got some kind of test number.

S B p 2340 m.

Maybe this is not a commercial item.

Maybe this could change with the with the retail release.

I kind of doubt that.

To be honest, I was speculating, at least to myself.

I was thinking that there's gonna be some kind of a crease.

Once we get more details once we get Maur images.

And of course, once people get it in their hands, I kind of assumed that would be the case.

So I'm thinking this is a real device, or at least the close to production device.

But nonetheless, this is, I guess, the best look we've had at it because the origin is not Samsung.

So it's not being shown off strictly toe look pretty.

Instead, this is, ah, regular human being, showing it off and going ahead and unlocking it.

There's the crease again.

In that particular footage, there's a white background, and now you don't see the crease.

Now it's up to you.

Does this change?

Your opinion of the device does.

It doesn't make you less excited because obviously Samsung didn't want to show it off in this particular fashion.

Obviously they would.

They would go through whatever production techniques necessary to diminish the appearance off the fold.

In fact, their background kind of does so on its own with the butterfly wings.

Samsung cannot be happy about this clip because I must not be the only one getting hit up on Twitter and so on.

People being like the fold has a crease.

It hasn't seen Lou, you need to know this.

And I suppose it's just important to get this information out there because I did address the crease, at least on the Mate.

X and I didn't do so on the Galaxy fold just cause we didn't know based on the footage we had seen.

So for this for the time being, folding phones will have creases.

They will have.

Seems they won't be perfect.

They won't be completely magical.

There still certain physical constraints when it comes to folding a display.

This is that constraint.

Does it affect your enthusiasm?

Will you buy it?

Won't you?

Are you jaded now?

Did you hope for MME.

Or or is this what you expected?

Are you cool with it?

Are you a future Galaxy fold owner?

Nonetheless, there's a scene.

There's a crease, the galaxy fold.