At the time, having just spent 24 hours with the phone, I really couldn’t test it for performance or functionality. While I liked what little I saw, I questioned the target audience for this phone. At an eye-watering price tag of $1,998 when released, it was an expensive gadget. Yet aside from the “cool” factor and starkly different form factor, the Z Flip was much like every other flagship, high-end Android phone in the market, at least on the inside.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 5G is, without a doubt, technologically mind-blowing and visually stunning. However, some small features could irk the casual user, and keep this from being a truly perfect phone.
When I first reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip back in March, I was impressed by the technology that allowed us to have a folding screen, much like the retro clamshell phones of old. It was a beautiful phone, with a mirror-effect, glossy purple back and a neat compact form when folded.
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