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Yes - I do.
Pixel Fold 9 Pro (or some combo of those words)
I do mainly use the front screen. The narrower screen there is easier for navigating/typing. It's also my preferred screen for taking pictures.
I was expecting the large unfolded display to be good for videos, but it's just a little bit bigger than the main screen, but with a slightly visible crease down the middle. I still use it for video because it "stands up" easier on a table in tablet mode, and the video is a bit higher, which is easier on my neck. What I did not expect was how good it is for every day webpage usage. It's much easier to read article and view photos on the larger screen.
As far as durability goes, my phone came with a pre-applied self healing screen protector. After 7 months of regular pocket carry/daily driver, the inner display looks brand new, except for where the edges of the screen cross the hinge, there is some noticable "pocket dander" that has infiltrated that area, but it is easily removed with some of that electronics cleaner goop. I put my phone in a case, which is a PITA, because it has to be held on with adhesive, but I'm not worried about drops or condensation on the phone. It's head up fine to freezing temps and hot n humid yard work.
Would I get one again? Hard to say. At this time, the lack of apps properly supporting wider screens, and the trouble typing on the inner display are obvious downsides. Cost wise, with the black Friday trade in I got on my old phone, this foldable costs less per month, which was surprising. I do envy my wife's slimmer and lighter iPhone when we are doing long walks or mobile activities. If I got a good deal on a new foldable in 4 years, I'd probably go for it, otherwise I'd switch back to a standard phone.
I am open to questions about my experience (with the phone) so far, so feel free to ask.
Jeeze, it's a Pixel 9 Pro Fold, get it right! (/s)