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 first foldable phone in Australia, You'll be one of the first on your block and in the country with a folding phone screen, The folding formfactor can be surprisingly useful, Amazing performance, Comes with a case and wireless earphones in the box
Thick, Heavy, Crease down the middle is. weird, Keyboard layouts feel like they can be improved, Apps aren't always super friendly between open and closed modes, Camera performance could be better, and should be the Note 10module at the least, Screen is
Despite the issues, the awkward price, and the fact that the Galaxy Fold is clearly a first generation product, a warning if you've ever felt one, there's still something remarkable about the Fold. It really is something else, and in an era where phones h...
Ahh, the $2,999 question.For the dollar, you get a fully-featured flagship phone, and a set of Samsung Galaxy Buds (included in the box) and a protective cover for front and back.Putting that in perspective, the most expensive iPhone is $2499 and it doesn...
Published: 2019-10-30, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Stunning Foldable screen, Two screens are better than one, Excellent battery life, Great camera system, Will impress your friends
Notch on the inside screen, No microSD card slot, Front screen could be bigger, Expensive
The Samsung Galaxy Fold heralds a new and exciting era in smartphones. The device is brilliantly executed and provides an incredible experience on the move. It's expensive and it's not for everyone but for power users and anyone who enjoys a lot of conten...
Abstract: It's been a burning question for reviewers, ‘How long will the new $3K Samsung Fold last with constant opening and closing' and what happens when you drop it. The answer could be down to a Robot that has been testing the device which has not been launched...
Published: 2019-09-07, Author: Alex , review by: ausdroid.net
Abstract: Samsung's finally ready to launch the Galaxy Fold — but was it worth the wait?It feels like Samsung's been talking about the Galaxy Fold forever. In mobile phone terms, it pretty much has been, given that it started hyping it up in 2018 and then launche...
Abstract: Samsung has reportedly completed a two-month redesign of its Galaxy Fold, fixing significant screen failures experienced by early reviewers in initial launch. According to Bloomberg “people familiar with the matter” claim Samsung is now in the “final sta...
Published: 2019-04-29, Author: Ryan , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: In a lot of ways, doing a traditional review of the Samsung Galaxy Fold is pointless. Anyone who buys one isn't doing so because it's a good value or a sound purchasing decision. It's not. They're buying one because it's new, innovative, and exciting.Besi...
Abstract: The new Fold smartphone/tablet could fast become Samsung's worst nightmare after models sent out for review ahead of its global roll out literally fell apart. Earlier this week, Samsung sent out devices to a number of key global media outlets now, the ne...
The Fold doesn't come across like a first draft but it feels far from a final one as well.It's not the disaster the original Fold probably would have been, but with a superior second-generation effort less than twelve months away and Samsung's reputation...
