Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 256GB
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 review: a safe bet sequel
A fallow year for Samsung's top foldable- S24 Ultra-inspired design looks slick, Software as streamlined as ever, with lots of AI additions, Performance is top of the class
- Rivals are thinner, last longer, and have better camera hardware, Charging speeds are disappointingly slow, Slender cover screen still a usability struggle
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 review: a safe bet sequel review
- S24 Ultra-inspired design looks slick
- Software as streamlined as ever, with lots of AI additions
- Performance is top of the class
- Rivals are thinner, last longer, and have better camera hardware
- Charging speeds are disappointingly slow
- Slender cover screen still a usability struggle
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Review: AI-ming for Excellence
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is the most expensive Samsung smartphone on the market. It has a lighter and more durable form factor, boasting full IP certification for the very first time after five generations. It's also packed with AI features.- Top-quality finish, IP certification at last, 7 Android updates + 7 years of security updates, Some Galaxy AI functions are impressive, Adequate battery life
- Internal selfie camera is pretty much useless, Photo quality not worthy of a $1,900 smartphone, Wired charging speed is far too slow, Fully unfolded screen mode drains battery far too quickly
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 is so good, I don’t care that it’s a repeat
“The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 further refines the size, shape, weight, and design to make it the best, most manageable big-screen folding phone you can currently buy.”- Fantastic folding design, Refined size and weight, IP48 water and dust resistance, Two colorful, usable screens, Main camera takes fun, vibrant photos, Long software commitment
- Slow battery charging, One-day battery life, More expensive than last year
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 review: Not new, but definitely improved
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is a very iterative update – a lot of the hardware remains unchanged – but the improvements that are here serve to make the device better. The result is Samsung’s most polished and refined foldable to date. It might not be exciting, but it’s still a wonderful phone.- Wider cover display, Brighter panels inside and out, Thinner and lighter design, Improved aesthetics, New Galaxy AI features
- Still very similar to Z Fold 5, Even more expensive, Crease is bigger than the competition
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 reviewed: a tablet for your pocket
Right now, though, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is just about the best foldable tablet-phone hybrid in the market… because it’s also the only major foldable tablet-phone hybrid in the Australian market. So… yay?- Thinner and lighter than previous Fold models, Possibly the nicest looking Galaxy Fold yet, Flagship performance, Water resistant, Supports wireless charging
- Camera setup hasn't really changed, Expensive. So expensive, and yet you don't even get the camera from the S24 Ultra, AI features don't really add much, No S-Pen in the box, No Qi2 wireless charging
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6: Small improvements for a big price
Samsung’s full-sized foldable is sleeker and more powerful than last year but it’s also even more expensive- Sharper design, Brighter displays, Improved battery life
- Even more expensive than before, Camera system barely changed, Still no S Pen in the box
You've got to know when to hold...
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 tweaks the design and the display of the previous Z Fold iteration, boosting the power to 2024 flagship standards while...- Great display experiences, Sharper design, Plenty of power
- Battery life behind regular phones, No camera hardware improvements, Main screen a little too reflective
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 review: narrow margins
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 takes a nip-and-tuck approach to the series' design, delivering a marginally different wider and less tall take on the foldable. It's an improvement which is also thinner and lighter as a result, but there's no camera or tangible battery improvement this time around.- Redesign is in the right direction (it's less tall and wider), Software for multi-tasking is among the best for foldables, High-quality displays bring upgraded brightness, Compatible with Samsung's S Pen stylus
- Not very different to predecessor – and competition is strong, Battery life remains a stretch to last a full day, Cover display still feels pretty narrow, No cameras improvement this generation
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 review: incremental improvements
The whole point of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold range is productivity, and this is a high-performance phone that means business in both the metaphorical and literal senses.- Bigger front screen makes it easier to type, Improved hinge, Thinner and thus easier to hold, Seven years of software updates
- No improvement to battery life, Still doesn’t take full advantage of the dual screens, More expensive