Apple’s first foldable iPhone Duo is already attracting intense scrutiny because of cracked inner displays, misaligned screen panels and purple lines that appear on the screen. At the same time, a recent survey shows consumers are split on whether the device will succeed or fail. Understanding this split helps readers see how product quality can shape market expectations.

A recent survey found that 40.80% of respondents believe the iPhone Duo will ultimately succeed, while 38.99% predict it will become a major failure in Apple’s history. The remaining 20.20% are undecided about the device’s future.

Cracks appeared near the bottom‑right corner of the inner foldable display within hours or days of launch, even when users did not drop or misuse the phones. Some customers are choosing refunds rather than replacements, fearing repeat defects.

PhoneArena warns that the next two to three months could be decisive for the iPhone Duo’s future if the “Crackgate” problem is not contained. The article also cites Samsung’s smartphone crisis from about a decade ago as an example of how severe product problems can fade when a company manages the fallout effectively.

If Apple can stop the screen defects quickly, the iPhone Duo may still recover its reputation. If the problems persist, the device’s early sales success could be quickly eclipsed by a lasting loss of consumer confidence.