Recording summary · May 2020
Why the Samsung Galaxy Fold is the BEST phone in the world
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Overview
Daniel reviews the Samsung Galaxy Fold after approximately two months of ownership, feeling satisfied with its build quality, form factor, and large display while managing issues such as an unreliable side fingerprint scanner.
Daniel views the refurbished unit bought for £1,400 after returning from Korea as cost-effective for replacing both a phone and a tablet, despite noting interest in future foldables like the Flip Z and Galaxy Fold 2.
Themes
Hardware impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Fold, including its sturdy hinge, unnoticeable crease when viewed directly, and inner display preference over conventional phones or an 11-inch iPad Pro.
Device usability issues and hardware specifications, including the quiet microphone, cameras matching the S10 Plus, and switching to Face Unlock or a passcode due to unreliable side fingerprint scanning.
Perspectives on alternative devices and features, including the £1,000 price of the Flip Z, interest in the Galaxy Fold 2, and the desire for built-in wide-angle selfie cameras.
Developments
Daniel returned from Korea and acquired a refurbished Samsung Galaxy Fold for £1,400.
Daniel moved inside out of the wind to continue filming the update video.
Uncertainties & gaps
Daniel is unsure whether to take an iPad Pro when traveling, noting drawing is its primary appeal.
Daniel expresses hesitation regarding whether they would purchase another Galaxy Fold if the current one were lost or broken due to the cost.
Daniel does not know where the clip-on wide-angle lens has been misplaced.