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The Galaxy Z Fold 6 has cost Samsung its head start in the foldable race
It's been a wild five years for foldable phones. What seemed like a massive -- if audacious -- misfire for Samsung in 2019 has spun into an entire product category, with nearly every major Android OEM trying to woo their customers into a new form factor. Even in the US, where competition was slow
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 review: The foldable I'd buy
It's slimmer, lighter and tougher -- and chock full of AI. Samsung really, really wants to make more people want a foldable phone. But is the Galaxy Z Fold 6 worth (cough, cough) $1,900? The Z Fold 6 does make a statement with its more refined design, and Samsung has made this device more durable
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 Review
The $1,099.99 Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 phone might look familiar, but it features meaningful processor, RAM, and camera upgrades over its predecessor. On top of that, Samsung now promises a category-leading seven years of software support, making the device viable for long-term use. We would have
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 review: The king, but for how much longer?
Added lightness, better performance and AI are nice, but Samsung can do better. No one has been making foldable phones longer than Samsung. And for the first few years, the sheer number of improvements we got on the Galaxy Z Fold line meant it didn't really have any competition. But more recently,
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Galaxy Z Fold 6 Review: Genuinely good, especially if you ignore the competition
Samsung was the pioneer in the world of foldables, and the company's Galaxy Z Fold series has marked the leader in the market ever since. But, after effectively perfecting its take on the form factor last year, Samsung has been forced by the pressure of competition to finally sit down and make some
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 vs. Galaxy Z Flip 4: is it time to upgrade? | Digital Trends
Digital Trends may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site. Why trust us? Samsung's latest foldables were far from its best-kept secrets. They were repeatedly spoiled by a barrage of leaks that left barely anything to our imagination. While that may have dampened the excitement
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I took over 200 photos with the Galaxy Z Flip 6 vs Razr Plus 2024 -- here's the winner
It's foldable season and I've got the two latest flip-style phones to check out. Samsung's looking to redeem itself after last year, but Motorola's not going down that easy. This is why a Galaxy Z Flip 6 vs. Razr Plus 2024 photo face-off is necessary to see which is the better camera phone. Just
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 might just be the best foldable for first-time users
Summary Galaxy Z Fold 6: Improved display & thermals, first IP48 ingress protection, ideal for first-time foldable users. Small incremental upgrades disappoint those looking to upgrade yearly, but still a top choice for newcomers. Samsung falls short in camera, battery, and S Pen improvements, but
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Samsung's latest foldable flagship, the Galaxy Z Fold 6, brings incremental improvements to an already impressive device. This review explores its design, performance, and new features, weighing its strengths against its premium price point.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 maintains the familiar book-style folding design of its predecessors, with some notable refinements. The device is slightly thinner and lighter than the Z Fold 5, making it more comfortable to hold and use
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. Samsung has improved the hinge mechanism, resulting in a more seamless folding experience and a less visible crease on the main display2
.Durability remains a key focus, with the Z Fold 6 featuring Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the cover screen and back panel, along with an IPX8 water resistance rating
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.The Z Fold 6 boasts two AMOLED displays: a 6.2-inch cover screen and a 7.6-inch main folding display. Both screens offer adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz, ensuring smooth scrolling and responsive touch interactions
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. The main display's brightness has been increased, improving outdoor visibility.Powered by the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and 12GB of RAM, the Z Fold 6 delivers exceptional performance for multitasking and demanding applications
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. The device handles productivity tasks with ease, taking full advantage of its large unfolded screen.The camera setup on the Z Fold 6 includes a triple rear camera system: a 50MP main sensor, a 12MP ultrawide, and a 10MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom
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. While not a significant upgrade from its predecessor, the cameras produce high-quality images in various lighting conditions. The under-display selfie camera on the main screen has seen improvements in image quality, though it still lags behind traditional front-facing cameras4
.Running on One UI 6.1 based on Android 14, the Z Fold 6 offers a refined software experience tailored for the foldable form factor. Samsung has introduced new multitasking features and improved app compatibility for the large inner display
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. The company promises four years of major Android updates and five years of security patches, ensuring long-term software support.Related Stories
The Z Fold 6 houses a 4,400mAh battery, which provides all-day battery life for most users. The device supports 25W wired fast charging and 15W wireless charging, with the ability to reverse wireless charge other devices
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.Starting at $1,799, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 remains a premium device with a high price tag. While it offers cutting-edge technology and versatility, potential buyers must weigh the cost against their needs for a foldable smartphone
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. Samsung does offer trade-in programs and promotions to help offset the cost for interested consumers.Summarized by
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