Several major PC manufacturers have announced foldable-screen laptops priced under $1,500, bringing the technology within reach of mainstream consumers for the first time. The devices feature flexible OLED displays that can function as both a tablet and a traditional laptop.
Early reviews praise the improved hinge durability and reduced screen crease visibility compared to first-generation models. Battery life remains a concern, with most units lasting around six hours under typical workloads.
Analysts predict foldable laptops will capture 8 percent of the premium notebook market by the end of 2026, up from less than 2 percent last year.
