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The Galaxy Fold was the original foldable smartphone, so the line made up of its successors has always been incredibly important in recent years, especially since they have always been the most geographically widespread foldable smartphones you can buy. The newest iteration is still the Galaxy Fold4, at least until Samsung announces the Fold5 later this month, so we’ve decided it’s time for an extended ride.
The Fold4 has more direct competition than any of its predecessors, even though many of its direct competitors aren’t officially available outside of China. Thus, the Samsung “Fold” is still, for many people, the benchmark for this phone form factor that folds into a mini-tablet, and of course it helps that it comes from a brand that is well-known. all over the world and also with a very long software update window – it’s more of a thing all over the Android world today, but it wasn’t always like this.
So, the Galaxy Z Fold4 (which we’ll just refer to as “Fold4” from now on), on paper, looks like a solid contender even today. But does that translate into a great user experience day after day when you have this as your one and only smartphone? This is what we are trying to find out in this review.
We’ve been living exclusively with the Fold4 for many weeks now and are ready to share our thoughts. Is the Samsung Fold still the best non-flip foldable you can officially buy internationally? Or is the market leader in dire need of serious changes, which will hopefully be implemented with the release of the Fold5? Let’s explore together. Join us on the next few pages to see if Samsung’s software lead is still big enough to negate some of its hardware quirks.
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