Overall, the Galaxy Z Fold2 is a great device that brings a cool form factor to the market but it’s still relatively priced out of reach for most people, especially considering you can get similar features on Samsung’s other phones.

Great look screen with 120Hz refresh rate, Smooth performance, Great cameras, The larger cover display is helpful for quick access, The folding mechanism is solid

Expensive, No official water or dust resistance rating, Display crease can be noticeable

Does the Z Fold 2 finally keep the foldable phones' promise for an everyday display AND a larger one when you need it, all in one pocketable device? A PhoneArena review...

Head-turning; bragging-rights form factor used for added multitasking value; Keeps the small-to-big foldable phones' promise thanks to the large Cover Display; Smooth scrolling and interface on the first foldable 120Hz display; Very usable with one hand on the go when closed; Smooth performance,...

More expensive than the OG Fold with twice less base storage; Still a thick and heavy phone to carry around; especially with a case on; Squished and tiny keyboard on the narrow cover screen; Taking selfies with the main camera could be less convoluted a process; 8K video-capable processor but no...

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 is a much improved foldable smartphone, but apps and Android still need to catch up.

Just as we predicted last year, the new Galaxy Z Fold 2 ( official page ) brings a vast array of improvements: performance, display quality, charge speed, practical functionalities. This is a powerful update.

State of the art technology; Excellent performance; Incredible foldable display quality; Practical even when fully closed

Unusual form-factor; App support could be better; Expensive

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 is without a doubt the best foldable smartphone on the market (not that there are too many options to choose from in the first place), taking full advantage of its hybrid form factor, but with no direct competitor worthy of the name, it's a pretty easy title to flaunt, if...

Optimized for one-handed operation; Solid hinge; Unfolded screen is sublime and almost bezel-less; The much larger cover screen; Intuitive multi-tasking ability; The power of the Snapdragon 865+ chipset

The price; The ordinary camera module; The average battery; Flexible mode can be improved

There's lots to like about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, except maybe the price....

High-quality build Excellent main display Solid battery life Good cameras Multitasking

Expensive Bulky Can be awkward No IP rating

One year ago, I purchased and reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Fold , finding it to be an engineering marvel worth considering. I then spent a month with the Fold before moving on to other new smartphones.

Stunning achievement in engineering; High quality materials; fit; and finish; 5G and excellent RF performance; Optimized cover and inside displays; Ample fast RAM and internal storage; Improved software for multitasking

No dust/water resistance; Expensive

Are you kidding me… pic.twitter.com/hRV0aU9B3H If you want the best phone of the year, then look no further than the Galaxy Z Fold 2. Minus an S Pen and just an “okay” camera system, this monster can handle anything and everything.

Almost the perfect device; Cover display is useful; Software optimizations are good enough; The best phone of 2020

$2,000 is a lot of dough; Cameras are good but not the best; The plastic screen protector is awful

The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is an absolute triumph for Samsung, cementing foldable screen devices as not only a possible novelty but as an actually good, useful device worth buying right now.

a phone and tablet in one; split-screen apps actually useful; good cover screen; fantastic tablet screen; 5G; great performance; plenty of RAM; good battery life; fast charging; good cameras; head-turning design

super expensive; no water or dust resistance; no 5x optical zoom camera; internal screen can be marked more easily than traditional glass; heavy; thick; not all apps support multi-window

At £1,799, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G doesn’t mark an end to foldables being prohibitively expensive, but it does mark an end to them feeling like awkward prototypes

Great screens; Solid hinge mechanism; Plenty of power

Visible crease; Expensive; Good; but not great cameras