Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 review

Introduction

From feasibility to improvement, the natural evolution of Samsung’s priorities for its flagship foldable smartphone took only a few years. 730 The Galaxy Z Fold4 focuses on a much-needed camera upgrade with some subtle physics Polished, all while keeping the core concept of productivity-driven phones turned into tablet form factors.

The camera setup of the Z Fold3 uses some older hardware, the new model has changed most of it. In principle, the Z Fold4 has the same wide-ultra-wide-telephoto layout, gaining greater coverage on the long end and a larger sensor main camera, while the ultra-wide remains unchanged. Note that it’s still not a state-of-the-art configuration – it’s almost the same as the one on the Galaxy S 10(+) There are some small print in the auto focus section.

In physical touch we see that the bezels have been trimmed, the outer screen has taken a slightly less tall aspect (still taller than almost anything) and now the whole Things have become so light in weight – all the evolutionary changes that could or could be found in practice. This is certainly not the seamless foldable we’ve been chattering about that Samsung is supposed to make, and the Chinese manufacturer is actually making it.

Other things you won’t do with this iteration either include proper fast charging, or Samsung keeps it at 19 PPS Enhanced Wattage of USB PowerDelivery. The battery capacity remains at 4, 130 mAh, but that hasn’t really proven to be a pain point in the past, so we won’t be hyping it up now either.

If anything, further advancements in display technology (Samsung touts a more energy-efficient panel for this generation of the Fold), coupled with the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, itself Not from Samsung’s chip-making arm, but from TSMC, which could actually mean improved battery life — we’ll do it.

Speaking of the display, the foldable inner panel maintains the numbers from the old model – a 7.6-inch refresh rate maze on the diagonal 120hertz, It’s a finely tuned adaptive refresh rate that matches the high-end status of the Fold. The outer panel matches the larger panel in refresh rate capability, and while the diagonal remains the same as the previous generation’s 6.2 inches, the new aspect should make it a little more convenient, while also slightly increasing the usable area.

Of course, you get stereo speakers, a side-mounted capacitive fingerprint sensor, IPX8 rating (no dust, only water resistance) and a couple of selfie cameras – one outside, the other Under the flexible display. These seem to be dialed in now, with no apparent reason to change them.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 specifications at a glance:

• Body: 66.1×155.0x6.3mm (unfolded), 80.1×25.1x.2-.8mm(folded), 373G; IPX8 water resistant up to 1.5m min).
• show: 7.26″ Foldable Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 66 Hz, HDR+, 1080 nits (peak), 2022X2176px Resolution, .8:9 aspect ratio, 400ppi; Cover Display: 6.” Dynamic AMOLED 2X , 80Hz, 730X4400px, .1:9, 263ppi.
• Chipset: Qualcomm SM