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I tried the Fold3, and had it back under warranty 3 times, until Samsung opted to replace it. They replaced it with a Fold4 (which was nice) in beige (which wasn't nice).
So I sold it and got a Pixel 7 Pro, and I couldn't be happier.
Honestly, foldable screen tech still needs a lot more maturity, IMHO. It was actually a relief to switch back to a phone where my heart didn't miss a beat every time I opened it, or heard the creak/crack sound when closing it. It was honestly pretty stressful, wondering if each day was the day I'd join the long list of people with busted screens through no fault of their own.
Makes me miss the days of plastic backed phones that are nearly indestructible.
Lol - I actually remember using my Nokia 101 to hammer some plastic trim back into place on my car!