Testseek.co.uk have collected 415 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-F900 Galaxy Fold and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-F900 Galaxy Fold.
October 2019
(77%)
415 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(84%)
7 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
770100415
The editors liked
Big screen is vibrant and sharp
Design fits neatly in the pocket
The folding mechanism is really addictive
Gorgeous 7.3-inch Infinity Flex Display
An iPad Mini-like Experience In Your Pocket
Screen Is Protected When Folded Away
Beautiful Fit-And-Finish
Six Cameras With A Plethora Of Modes
Wireless PowerShare
Supremely cool form factor
Great display with HDR10+
Six cameras (yes
SIX!)
Gaming taken to the next level
Samsung's biggest battery
Speedy performance
Solid multitasking features
The 7.3-inch expansive screen is great for reading
The Galaxy Fold's extra-large display is excellent for watching videos, photos and reading, and it makes for an excellent second screen. It proves that a foldable phone can be truly useful and not just a gimmick
Design problems abound. Its 7.3-inch screen is too fragile and the 4.6-inch display is too small to be effective. Battery life is short. Multitasking could become more intuitive. At $1,980, the Fold is overpriced. It lacks water- and dust-resistance. The
The Galaxy Fold makes a convincing case for foldable phones, but wait for Samsung and others to fix inherent problems that keep it costly and plague the screen...
Abstract: If you look back at some of the more embarrassing product launches in tech history, Samsung is a name that keeps on popping up again and again. Of course, there was the fiasco that was the Galaxy Note 7, a device that was quite literally prone to catching...
Exceptional build quality and design, innovative and vivid Infinity Flex display, impressive specifications, has DeX mode support,
No expandable storage, no 3.5mm audio jack, front cover display could have higher resolution, no IP68 water resistance, We say The Samsung Galaxy Fold is a vision of the future wrought of metal and glass. The build quality surpasses anything that Samsung
Seeing the unique design of the Galaxy Fold, Samsung has split the battery int two portions on the left and right panel with equal usage on both sides and a grand total of 4,380mAh available. It's a bit hard to gauge battery life though as it varies widel...
I've used the Galaxy Fold as my primary handset for ~4 weeks in and out of the country. The Samsung Galaxy Fold is the first major mobile device to deliver on the promise of foldable OLED displays: a pocketable tablet-like experience. Once the stuff of sc...
To conclude, let me go back to how I started this video. Hardware innovation is finally back thanks to this device, and honestly I do feel lucky to be one of the first to experience it. Thing is, I also said that the curse of the early adopter is real, an...
Published: 2019-10-08, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.net
innovative design with a foldable display, Wi-Fi 6, 5G, plenty of storage and RAM, fast SoC, good cameras, long battery life
vulnerable display, small exterior panel, only single SIM, no expandable memory
Delicate and innovativeSamsung Galaxy Fold 5G (SM-F907B) smartphone review.It is finally here, the first foldable smartphone to reach our offices and Europe. Undoubtedly, the Galaxy Fold is an innovative product, with its foldable display offering a sm...
The big screen, Versatility, Performance, The included Galaxy Buds
The price, The noticeable screen divot, The potential fragility of the screen
Ultimately, the Samsung Galaxy Fold convinces me that there's a future for fungible mobile devices. Why carry a single screen smartphone when you can carry one with two or three screens that still fits in your pocket? Samsung's decision to build a folding...
The Galaxy Fold's extra-large display is excellent for watching videos, photos and reading, and it makes for an excellent second screen. It proves that a foldable phone can be truly useful and not just a gimmick
Design problems abound. Its 7.3-inch screen is too fragile and the 4.6-inch display is too small to be effective. Battery life is short. Multitasking could become more intuitive. At $1,980, the Fold is overpriced. It lacks water- and dust-resistance. The
The Galaxy Fold makes a convincing case for foldable phones, but wait for Samsung and others to fix inherent problems that keep it costly and plague the screen...
