Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 12/256 GB RU, Dual: nano SIM + eSIM, silver by Petar Velichkov ᠌

An outstanding prototype of a future smartphone, considering what we can now produce. In the days leading up to my pre-order, I split my time between the Note20 ultimate bundle for personal usage and the honor20 for business calls, amocrm, and in-car pairing. Since I now own a Fold, I debated getting rid of the ultra and just keeping the Honor as a backup. However, after a few days of using the fold, I understood that I would need to abandon the 20ultra in order to turn it into a functional gadget. So, to speak of merits: 512 MB of RAM is sufficient for all of my needs, and the device has a fantastic design and a tiny exterior screen that makes it easy to hold. Since I reside in humid St. Petersburg, the ability to repel water was a deciding factor. The tablet's form factor struck me as practical because I recalled the ease with which I had previously used one. This double-sided fold saves space and money. When I'm on the road or in the car, the primary screen is where I spend most of my time. Its larger diagonal and crisp audio make it hard to look away. As a 20ultra user, I appreciated that the screen was stylus-compatible. There are, however, subtleties, which I discuss further below.