Vertu
Saves to local browser storage. Followed topics appear on the homepage and refresh on each visit.Also known as vertu alphafold·vertu agent q·vertu quantum flip·metavertu max·vertu foldable phone
Latest from across the web
External coverage we have crawled and indexed for this topic.
Vertu wants executives to pay $6,880 for an AI agent — here's how it actually performs | TechCrunch
From AI workflows to battery life and security, here's what it's really like to live with Vertu's luxury foldable every day.
I reviewed the Vertu Alphafold so you don't have to waste $6,880
Even if it was $2,000 it'd be a hard sell
Vertu ALPHAFOLD is a $6,880 foldable with an AI agent and alligator belly leather
The luxury smartphone maker Vertu has unveiled its first foldable phone, priced from $6,880, while boasting a dedicated AI agent.
People also ask
Common questions on Vertu, surfaced from across the indexed web.
Can Vertu’s Hermes Agent replace an executive assistant?
One of the first tests simulated a common executive scenario before leaving for the airport. I asked Hermes Agent on the Alphafold to message a contact that I was running 20 minutes late, navigate to the airport, switch the phone to Do Not Disturb, and remind me to call the hotel in 15 minutes. The agent sent the message, enabled Do Not Disturb, and opened Google Maps with directions to the airport. It did not, however, automatically begin navigation and instead set the reminder for 9:08 p.m., despite the request being made at 2:32 a.m. for a reminder 15 minutes later. Running the same request
Vertu wants executives to pay $6,880 for an AI agent — here's how it actually performs | TechCrunchShould you buy the Vertu Alphafold?
No, you shouldn’t buy the Vertu Alphafold. If you want a big-screen folding phone, every single model released over the last two years is a far better choice, performance and ability-wise. The Find N6, Magic V6, and Galaxy Z Fold 7's hardware is more modern and more durable, too. If you want a luxury product, it’s probably best not to go looking for a so-called luxury smartphone at all. Get a phone that works well for you, and buy an accepted luxury product like a watch, bag, piece of jewelry, clothes, or if your pockets are really deep, a car or a boat instead. The problem hit home when I dug
I reviewed the Vertu Alphafold so you don't have to waste $6,880Is this a luxury experience?
To answer the question about whether the Alphafold is a luxury product, we have to leave aside the old processor, old software, and AI of questionable usefulness. Even if they were up-to-date, they still wouldn’t contribute to a luxury feel. Instead, it needs to be desirable, indulgent, and enviable. Vertu gets the presentation right, with a soft-lined flip-up box and a host of accessories, so it feels special when you first get the phone. But it loses its sheen as time goes on. At an event during my review period, I showed the Alphafold to a table of people. None knew the Vertu name, and hadn
I reviewed the Vertu Alphafold so you don't have to waste $6,880What about the phone?
It’s impossible to say how effective the Hermes Agent will be at organizing business life, and whether the CEOs Vertu wants to attract will be prepared to leave their dealings to an AI at all, so has the hardware got what it takes to seal the deal? The hardware is made up of an 8.05-inch, 120Hz inner screen with a 2480 x 2200 pixel resolution, and a cover screen measuring 6.53-inches with a 2748 x 1172 pixel resolution. The body is covered in real leather and equipped with a titanium hinge apparently rated to 650,000 folds. On the back is a 50-megapixel main camera, a 50MP wide-angle camera, a
Why Vertu's new $6,800 Alphafold made me realize luxury phones are still stuck in the past