The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is a welcome update that moves this folding phone into a flagship space with boosted power and new cameras. It might be expensive, but this remains the big screen folding phone of choice, with software support for wider usage of the display and plenty of quality in all...

Narrower bezels, Flagship cameras, Loads of power, S Pen compatible, Undeniable 'cool' factor

No S Pen storage, Charging speeds remain average at best, Internal display drains battery quite quickly, It's really expensive

Samsung’s cutting-edge folding phone-tablet hybrid has lost none of its novelty and power for its fourth generation. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is unrivalled outside China, where some local brands make similar devices for the local market. Lots of small refinements add up in this new iteration.

Pros: a phone and tablet in one, water resistance, powerful split-screen apps, phone-like outside screen, fantastic tablet screen, top performance, very good battery life, excellent cameras, head-turning design.

Cons: extremely expensive, more fragile than a regular device and internal screen can be marked more easily than traditional glass, costly to repair, no dust resistance, heavy, thick, not a massive leap over the previous generation.

A slicker, more streamlined folding phone that majors on productivity

Slick software makes multitasking effortless, Flagship performance, Better, more versatile cameras

No S Pen as standard, or a slot to store one, Screen crease hasn’t disappeared completely, Still your wallet’s worst enemy

The Z Fold4 may be the king of Android productivity, but that comes at a cost in terms of battery life. Samsung hasn't increased the battery capacity of tis foldables in several generations, and the Fold4's 4,400mAh of power will be gone by the end of the day, even with modest usage.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is a technological marvel that remains way ahead of the competition despite a decreasing pace of innovation. It has become the de-facto best folding phone in the world, providing the best visual experience, productivity, and excellent durability .

Amazing foldable display, Excellent performance, productivity, Very good camera system, Improved battery life, Amazing foldable display, Excellent performance, productivity, Very good camera system, Improved battery life

Bulky form-factor, Sub-optimal one-hand experience, Bulky form-factor, Sub-optimal one-hand experience

Josh Hendrickson / Review Geek On paper, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is just an incremental update over the Fold 3. But the thing about phones is that what you see on paper usually doesn’t translate to what you get in your hands.

It folds!, Pretty good cameras, Great battery life

Durability questions, Super expensive

Is it a tablet? Or two phones in a trench coat?

Camera system worthy of a flagship, Intuitive multitasking interface, It’s a phone, and, a tablet, Excellent performance

$1,799, Android tablet app support is weak, Still heavy and chunky

One doubts Samsung’s convictions at their own peril. The company will be the first to point to the O.G. Note phablet as the ultimate expression of this phenomenon. The line may be gone, having been absorbed into the flagship Galaxy S product, but its influence on the industry is still being felt a...

Samsung's foldable lacks courage and competitors. With more robustness, Galaxy Z Fold in its fourth generation aims to be more suitable for everyday operation. While the Fold 4 is a solid upgrade with its brighter dynamic AMOLED panel, the camera of the Galaxy S22+, and the Snapdragon 8+ Gen1, it...

bright OLED display, compact mini tablet, long software support, robust chassis including IPX8 certification, powerful SoC

UDC still not optimal, no storage expansion, slow 25W charging, display seam stands out, thick and heavy case

It's an "S" year for the Galaxy Z Fold 4, but for Samsung, the "S" stands for "slimmer".

Super bright display, Lighter than its predecessor, Slight changes in dimensions makes it easier to handle, Android 12L is a huge upgrade here, Cover Screen is wider and easier to use

Battery life isn't the best, Slow charging, Costly, There's still a crease