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Does the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 handle switching from the cover screen to the main display smoothly?
One thing I was curious about before buying a foldable was whether I would have to restart things every time I opened the phone. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 supports app continuity between the cover and inner screen, so I wanted to know how seamless it feels in actual use.
Is 4.5mm thickness when unfolded noticeable on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8?
Samsung lists the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 at just 4.5mm when unfolded, which sounds extremely thin for a foldable. I’m wondering how that translates into actual handling. Does the phone feel noticeably slimmer when using the inner screen?
When buying a new device, would you choose a foldable or stick with classic smartphone?
Samsung Foldables offer vast features that are not available in regular smartphones, but people still avoid buying Foldables. It's because of the higher cover price and higher repair costs in comparison to regular phones. Would you buy a foldable phone or a regular smartphone?
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 is 201g. Does weight finally make a foldable feel like a normal phone?
The newly launched Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 weighs only 201 grams. This weight is closer to that of a normal smartphone. The bulkiness is gone, and the phone has become pocket-friendly. Foldable phones have come a long way. Does carrying a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 feel like you are carrying a normal smartphone?
What is the one hardware change Samsung should make to Samsung Galaxy Z Fold9?
The one hardware change Samsung should make in the upcoming foldable version is to add a space for the S Pen. This would increase multitasking efficiency. As the S Pen helps with doodling and making notes easily, with a wider screen on a foldable phone, it would give a better experience. What hardware changes do you want in the upcoming Samsung foldables?
Can you replace your tablet with a foldable phone?
Samsung recently launched its latest foldables. Do you think a foldable phone can replace a tablet?
Foldables Are Finally Starting to Feel Like Productivity Devices
I am planning to buy a foldable phone. While Samsung seems promising, Vivo has just announced the upcoming launch of the X Fold 6 to launch in China. Its AI features and OriginOS 6 are highlighted in the teaser. I have seen people using foldables just as their normal phones. Do you think bigger screens in foldables are actually useful?
Would you buy Samsung's creaseless Galaxy Z Fold 8?
Rumors from CES 2026 indicate that Samsung will be launching the Galaxy Z Fold 8 this July. The screen is touted to finally be free from a crease, much like the new Oppo Find N6. If Samsung successfully fixes this, would you switch to a foldable phone?
