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
Futuristic design and a never-before-seen form factor, Both screens are really high-quality, Dependable battery life, The fastest and richest hardware package around, 12GB RAM, 512GB UFC 3.0 storage, Excellent camera for both photos and videos, Lovely One
It feels like a concept device, and it's not a phone but a tablet-phone, It's far from water or dust proof and particles may get under the screen, The screen crease is hard to stop noticing, It's expensive and it's not clear whether it will ever launch
It's rather easy with the Fold - if you want to own the next big thing on the mobile market in spite of its hefty price, many caveats, and potential issues lurking within - you either buy the Galaxy Fold or the Mate X. It's up to you to decide which foldi...
Abstract: Samsung launched the Galaxy Fold in February this year to huge fanfare, and rightly so. It was one of the first folding phones ever, and it was way better than any that came before it. So when Samsung sent out review units of the Galaxy Fold to a bunch of...
Abstract: Any new technology is bound to have wrinkles. On Samsung's new Galaxy Fold, a phone that opens into a tablet, they include one prominent crease. It goes down the middle of the Fold's remarkable flexible screen, like a pleat on polyester pants.I'm sure i...
Abstract: The Galaxy Fold is Samsung's trailblazing effort into foldable-screen smartphones. Announced with the S10 family, it all but made them look ordinary and old right there at the launch event. A couple of months later we know the S10s are mighty good smartph...
Published: 2019-03-16, Author: Mark , review by: gadgets.ndtv.com
Abstract: Samsung Electronics's Galaxy Fold is a pricey, but promising device that kicks off a new phase of the smartphone industry.On Monday, the company held an event in New York City to let reporters and other members of media try out the gadget for the first...
Impressive Design, Solid Specification, Good Software Experience, Better Improvements Overall
Does feel Fragile no matter what, Crease on the display is Obvious
Truth be told, the only thing that made the Galaxy Fold stand out is nothing but the display and pretty much every aspect of the review revolves around the display. Nonetheless, the Samsung Galaxy Fold is a very innovative smartphone I got to review in 20...
Seamless transition from front to main screen, Impressive main screen that shows plenty of details, Has a powerful camera
Very fragile, Not recommended to carry out
I'm not going to deny that the Samsung Galaxy Fold was undoubtedly impressive. But then came the question of would I actually get one for myself and the answer is; unlikely. The fragile aspect has me doubting on its value, as it definitely comes off as a...
Abstract: Since words can't describe our thoughts of the Galaxy Fold, we have a video here.The Samsung Galaxy Fold is unlike any other device that we've seen so far. This is not the first foldable display in the market – but Samsung refined it so much that both...
Abstract: The Samsung Galaxy Fold will be available from 18 September, and the company has made some key improvements to its first foldable phone for its full public launch. If you recall that back in April of this year, some tech journalists publicized a handful...
