Personally, I'm down for a foldable phone, just not from Samsung. I've never had a product from them that I liked, whether it was hardware issues or software (mostly software though).

Foldable, in my worldview, is the best of both worlds. Personally, I'd rather have a true phablet (which, in my view is a mini tablet sized phone, rather than the other way around. And the OS is tablet oriented, not phone oriented)

I know. But I don't want to potentially lose my place where ever I am. Most times, I just leave Apollo open, but sometimes I need an answer to a question and I don't always expect it to be on reddit.

There's too many customizable features to say it looks as if it was made by Apple

I paid for the app because it's the cheapest, best looking alternative to get rid of ads. Also, I didn't want this new reddit UX, it's absolute shit (old.reddit.com redirect browser extension is second after ublock Origins on any new computer), but sometimes, I need to see the profile bio to get the information I need and Apollo doesn't support that (yet?).

In fact, if I didn't absolutely need the new features on occasion, I wouldn't have even downloaded the app, but people keep messaging me on the chat or the aforementioned profile bio (which, to remind you, are both, effectively, products of the new UX (chat may be a little older)).

You can personalize the layout.

Personally, the only thing the Official Reddit app is good for is Chat or opening reddit links from outside Apollo when I'm way down the queue and don't want to lose my place.

And if Apollo gets chat functionally, the only time I'll be opening the official app is from external apps when this shit site refuses to let me see more comments it in browser