Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4G 256GB
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Galaxy Z Flip preview: Samsung’s second foldable phone is a reboot, not a sequel
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Mirror Purple SM-F700F review
Instead of unveiling a Galaxy Fold 2 alongside the Galaxy S20, Samsung has decided to take on the Motorola Razr with the Galaxy Z Flip.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Mirror Purple SM-F700F review
Foldable screen is the new buzzword in consumer tech, but OEMs are still figuring out what form factor is most suited for it.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Mirror Purple SM-F700F review
Samsung has a really good alternative to the Motorola Razr in its range with the Galaxy Z Flip. On paper, the Galaxy Z Flip can already offer much more than Motorola's icon. But this is exactly where the difference lies: if you want to get more for your money and you want a foldable smartphone, then...
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Mirror Purple SM-F700F review
The company’s new phone is a solution in need of a problem...
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip: 6 features and facts to know before buying
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is the iPhone moment folding phones have been waiting for
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Mirror Purple SM-F700F review
The new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is the flip-phone-style foldable smartphone with a 6.7-inch display that collapses in half. Its novelty will turn heads, but so will its price. We're still testing it, but we can already say we like its durable thin glass better than the plastic Galaxy Fold screen, and...- Neat folding concept
- Cool splitscreen UI
- Premium feel
- Quite expensive
- Cover Display is tiny
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Mirror Purple SM-F700F review
It’s finally here, a folding phone that’s convinced us foldables are past the proof of concept phase. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip’s durability is still up for debate, but on first impression, it’s a cracking looking smartphone with a competent spec sheet.- Premium styling
- Solid flip mechanism
- Expensive
- Not class-leading camera spec
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Mirror Black SM-F700F review
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is a tantalising, desirable look at one possible future of the smartphone. A big phone that folds into a compact square is surprisingly pleasing to use, much easier to pocket and has the side benefit of adding a bit of distance between you and your phone.- Pros: a screen that folds in half, big screen made pocketable, stands on its own, good camera, day+ battery life, exciting and different, One UI 2, good gestures, wireless charging and powersharing, nano sim and esim
- Cons: durability unknowns, no dust or water resistance, high cost, no headphone socket, no telephoto camera, no expandable storage