One of the main misunderstandings about a wala phone is that the phone is fragile, which is not true. Reviewers say that the foldables look way better than the start, the creases fade, the hinges are quieter and the early versions weren't as robust as this one. The latest buying guide states that the latest last for about 400,000 folds, or about 10 years of typical service; these ratings differ by brand, and use this as a general guideline and check the rating of the model you want to use.The other myth is foldables are impervious to water and dust. While the majority offer some protection, the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is the first book-folding phone to get a full-IP68 rating. Other types of just repel splashes; make sure you know which one your model is rated for before going to the beach or a dusty job.It's the weakest point – the inside screen. Unlike a standard phone screen, the screen will be more brittle, so avoid applying too much pressure, avoid placing on keys or sand, and don't remove the screen protector that is already in place. The cost of repair may also be costly and you should know what it does cover in the warranty and where the closest service centre is. A bill to repair the Motorola Razr Fold costs ₹149,999 in India.The third myth is that it spoils the experience if the crease is used. You can see on every foldable and it might be more visible in bright light, but most owners are not aware of it for a couple of days following.Often cheaper options are available, but they are not as durable. Purchase one at a store, explore water resistance and update warranties, and screen protection plans.TechyAssist has a good reputation in giving unbiased reviews of gadgets before readers buy and test the ones that they come across in their daily usage. There are not many of its reviews that will be useful in separating the truths from the fiction with any folding wala phone.