苹果推出的首款折叠iPhone Duo采用侧边按键式Touch ID指纹解锁方案替代Face ID，引发海外科技媒体的广泛评测1。多家媒体的评价指出这一设计存在明显缺陷。著名评测人Marques Brownlee发现，用户手指按住侧边按钮后，手机先停留在锁屏界面展示通知，需继续按住才能进入主屏幕1。评测者Joanna Stern在注册五个指纹后，使用一周仍频繁遭遇解锁失败1。Engadget评价指出Touch ID解锁速度比预期更慢1，PetaPixel更是直言苹果放弃Face ID改用Touch ID是一个错误1。
在实际使用场景中，这一方案的局限性进一步显现1。Gizmodo指出，冬天戴手套时必须摘下手套才能解锁，且无法通过看脸完成Apple Pay验证1。尽管The Verge认为使用一周后基本可以适应1，9to5Mac也评价其快速且可靠1，但多数评测者倾向于转向Apple Watch解锁作为替代方案，认为这一方式更快更便利1。
Apple has introduced its first foldable iPhone model, the iPhone Duo, but early overseas reviews reveal significant shortcomings with its side-mounted Touch ID fingerprint authentication system compared to Face ID.1 The design choice has drawn mixed reactions from tech reviewers, with most criticizing the fingerprint solution as inadequate for the device's use case.
According to overseas tech media assessments, the Touch ID implementation requires additional steps to reach the home screen.1 Marques Brownlee noted that users must press and hold the side button, during which the device initially remains at the lock screen displaying notifications before advancing to the home screen with continued pressure.1 Joanna Stern reported frequent authentication failures even after registering five fingerprints and using the device for a week.1 Engadget found the Touch ID unlock slower than expected,1 while PetaPixel characterized Apple's decision to abandon Face ID in favor of Touch ID as a mistake.1
The fingerprint sensor proves particularly problematic in real-world scenarios.1 Gizmodo highlighted that wearing winter gloves requires users to remove them to unlock the device, and the system cannot complete Apple Pay verification through facial recognition as an alternative.1 Despite these criticisms, a minority of reviewers offered different perspectives—The Verge suggested users could adapt to the system after a week of use,1 and 9to5Mac described it as fast and reliable.1 Many reviewers have identified Apple Watch unlock as a faster and more convenient alternative to the Touch ID mechanism.1
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