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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4

Samsung is back with its newest series: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Samsung Galaxy Flip 4. For now, however, we decided to focus more on the Galaxy Fold 4; We’ll have Z Flip 4 and Z Fold 4 reviews later when the phones hit the market.

We all know that Samsung is the leading company, if not the literal pioneer, in the foldable phone space. Although it offers the best version of other 2019 competitors like HTC and others, the first version of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold has many complications. But since then, Samsung has gone to great lengths to improve the Fold experience every step of the way.

Samsung has taken a big step in the production of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, a phone that caused a lot of confusion among the first buyers of the first release. Nowhere does it say that the film at the top of the screen should not be removed. Due to the above problems, many people, including some famous tech YouTubers, have faced the problem of broken and damaged monitors.

Inevitably, the first phone was called the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold, and then the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 was widely praised for its massive technological innovation with the flagship Snapdragon 865 SoC.

This is very important, because building a full phone with a foldable OLED screen and a processor was not easy back then. Since then, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold phone has maintained and improved these features.

“So what makes the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 different?”

The performance, design and performance of any mobile phone, especially Android phones, are very important. However, the operating system is also important.

Because at the end of the day, the use and development of applications depends on the operating system.

Starting with Android 10 in the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2, we came to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, which not only has Android 12, but also Android 12. It runs Android 12L. It is the first device to ship with the stable version of Android 12L.

For those who don’t know about Android 12L, it is another version of Android 12 that is mainly designed for larger screens like foldable phones, tablets and Chromebooks. In simple terms, it’s like iPadOS. Access a two-column view for multitasking, a toolbar to access apps of your choice, and a larger and improved app view.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 has a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC and a 4,400mAh battery, which clearly shows that the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 strikes the perfect balance between good performance and long battery life.

When paired with Android 12L, you get a mini PC-like experience that works like an iPad does with a MacBook mini.

Not much has changed in the reference sheet. However, according to the most popular technology, today’s basic display panels are more resistant than in the past, which is difficult to achieve. This is because foldable phones can only be made of plastic, and we all know that plastic is easily scratched.

FYI, for more protection, you can visit our website and search for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 full body / screen protector or Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 skin (if you want to add a little decoration to the back panel).

With the combination of screen, performance, battery and Android 12L operating system, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 will give you the experience you get from iPad. In addition, you can turn on the DEX module and connect it to the external monitor of a full Chromebook PC.

So not only does the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 let you use a temporary Android tablet, but you can also use it as a Chromebook if you want.

“That’s great, but what about the high price?”

The only thing that stands out when buying is the price, because it is very expensive.

FYI, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 starts at AED 2,000.

Fun fact? You can buy two mini-model iPhones for that amount. Bottom line, inflation is real, so yes, it’s expensive.

However, there is one point that people don’t like about the price we agree on: it’s a good price.

This is a controversial idea, but it is accepted because foldable phones do not have effective competition in the global market.

Both Xiaomi and Oppo have high-end foldable phones available only in China, and there is no confirmation of when or if these will launch globally. Surface is available