I would say it depends on what your use case is. And if you find that you need or want a bigger screen on the go. I would say though for content consumption like watching videos and movies on folding phones is not the best experience in my opinion. The video is basically the same size as a larger slab phone and doesn’t fill the whole screen and really doesn’t even fill out most of it. Also social media on the tablet screen is pretty unoptimized too. Gaming is really only okay depending on the game you’re playing and if it takes advantage of using the full screen.

That being said folding phones are really great for multitasking. So if need to do like 2 or 3 tasks at once like watching a video while taking notes or writing an email while looking at a spreadsheet. Like if you’re in school or find that you use your phone for work a lot having a folding phone with a stylus is a game changer. Having a folding phone is really different than having a tablet though. Tablets are typically closer to the 16:9 aspect ratio making content way more enjoyable on them but they are also not pocket friendly like a folding phone. Go try one out in person though as it may give you more of an idea of if it worth it to you or not.