Pros
- In a nutshell - THIS IS AWESOME!
Cons
- No
Pros
- Screen + S pen, processor, memory.
Cons
- no (within expectations)
Pros
- Two in one. Compact and big screen.
Cons
- So far, all expectations have been met. Didn't find any deficiencies.
Pros
- As you might expect, the device is ideal for reading text on websites, in documents, and so on. (I do not mean that it competes with the E-Ink reader). The fact that the external screen is so narrow (less than 1080p) turned out to be correct. I want to grab the phone with my hand when I pull it out, for example, and the length of the fingers would simply not be enough if the thickness is x2, and the width is the same. And with such a narrow - enough. And it looks fresh, but it is still not necessary to use it - there is a normal one. The underscreen camera is good. When I looked at the display cases, I agreed with the reviewers - the camera is perfectly visible, not masked in any way, why bother at all. When using it, I made sure that such a camera is needed there - you often try to find it with your eyes in order to find out which side you are holding the device with - and you find its attempts from the third, in a couple of seconds. For side vision, it merges perfectly with the screen. Although she clearly even has a refresh rate below 60 Hz, not to mention resolution and color reproduction. In any case, this camera is a step forward towards practicality (I did not shoot with it). The screen crease is visible, tactile, and enjoyable. I scroll lists specially on it with my finger. Much nicer than the next Gorilla Glass 666. The softness of the screen is also here - because the screen is large, square and soft, the stylus is much more pleasant to use than it was on Note 8 and 10 glass. The stylus itself has become the size of a pencil, has already forgiven that it does not retract. I carry it in my pocket, I'm afraid to break it, I'm satisfied. Autonomy turned out to be better than my most pessimistic expectations. It seems that the main battery consumer in flagships is not the screen, even if it is so large and at 120 Hz. Discharge basically the processor and the modem. Therefore, with a 4.4 battery, the device is much more tenacious than the Note 10 at 3.5 - even though the screen is tiny, and only 60 Hz. By the way, there autonomy was zero, and now after it Fold 3 seems more or less. Although there were fears that it would only get worse - the difference in 900 mAh will be eaten by the screen, snap 888, and ask for more.
Cons
- The two main disadvantages are the camera and charging. If you look at the specs, then the Galaxy Note 8 had cameras no worse than 4 years ago - the main aperture is larger, the width is not needed. And obviously this is a big step back compared to the two-year-old Galaxy Note 10. Okay, not necessarily the cameras from the ultra, but they could have at least made an x3 telephoto, not x2. Aperture 1 / 1.5, not 1.8. Or at least 108 megapixels, if 1.8. Would it really be at least 20% more expensive? Charging in Galaxy has been throwing me into a stupor for more than a year. While various xiaomi make chargers above 100 watts and charge in 20-30 minutes (read, not seen), samsung offers no more than 25 watts even in flagships. Thank you at least USB Power Delivery is suitable. And back in 2022 they released Galaxy Note 10+ with 45W Power Delivery. and forgot about it. In S20, S21, Note 20, here - everywhere again 25. The USB Power Delivery 65 W laptop adapter charges one and a half to two hours. Wireless charging has not been developed for 5 years either, and the proprietary Convertible Charger charges the device in more than 3 hours at the end of 2022, and nothing seems to be supported faster. There's a theoretical maximum of 10 or 15 watts. Another source of annoyance is the adaptation of the shell to the form factor. A note on the AoD inside takes up 30% of the half of the screen - it does not occupy both halves. It takes half a minute to turn the device with all the pretzels so that AoD hits exactly the screen where you want, and not upside down. The lock screen refuses to fall into landscape orientation. Although even AoD can - though not automatically, but with a fixed setting. On the internal screen, some parts of the native shell also work only in portrait mode. It looks ridiculous if you remember that the first such device was sold more than 2 years ago, and not "a month has not passed, give them time, they will fix everything." And it turns out the 2022 Galaxy can't play WMA (CBR, VBR, Lossless) and ALAC! Only FLAC, AAC, MP3. I installed VLC, but it hiccups and generally the bottom of ergonomics compared to Samsung Music.
Pros
- Not
Cons
- Price. Quality.
Pros
- - The screen is open; - Good hinge and the effect of unfolding-folding; - Some features of the shell (eg Bixby scripts); - Still working Samsung Pay.
Cons
- Lots of: - Cameras for this cost none (all); - Very narrow auxiliary screen; - Very hot processor; - Poor modem setup (unstable network operation, LTE dumps); - General optimization of the system (everything is as always: lags, friezes); - Impractical form factor (namely, implementation); - Autonomy is very low; - Original accessories (cases) are bad and disposable.
Pros
- What we liked: -Main screen. Yes, it's impressive. Not up to the tablet, and peretelefon. Devour the content is the most it! But I can’t get used to Instagram yet) everything is too big) -Screen camera. At first, she caused a misunderstanding, how could this be released for sale, she is visible and she strongly attracts the eye, because. looks ridiculous. But after a couple of hours you don't notice it at all! And this is class! If there was an ordinary hole there, it would always be conspicuous. And this one doesn't bother me anymore.
Cons
- Obvious jambs for me: -Does not hold a charge. With normal use, it lasts half a day. At the same time, c21 ultra was enough for 1.5 days. -Strongly buggy and slow. Many stuttering operations (even text input). - Doesn't get really hot! Burns your hand! Naturally under load only. -It is impossible to use the external screen, it is too small, it is impossible to enter text on it without errors. I have medium-sized hands, I can’t imagine how larger men will use them. Perhaps it's a matter of habit. Let's see. -Very weak cameras. After c21 ultra, the quality of the pictures is striking. - Didn't like the sound. In all reviews, they said that when unfolded, the sound is great when watching video content, stereo. Nonsense, on c21 ultra sound is many times better. -Bad connection. Where c21 ultra has always caught 4G, this one catches H +. It’s not yet clear from conversations, I still communicate with voice calls a little.
Pros
- Inner screen, build quality, stylus support
Cons
- The battery is weak, of course, and the cameras could be put more powerful, without a case it is very slippery
Pros
- It is convenient to view photos, because photos are created in a ratio of 4:3, which almost completely corresponds to the ratio of the internal screen. It is convenient to read books, websites, documents on the internal main screen. It is convenient to type text on the main screen due to the large keys. The handy scanner on the side is a really proven fast reliable way to unlock (compared to under-screen scanners). A more adequate indicator of the charge level (previously, all my Samsung smartphones spent their charge from 15% to zero in a matter of minutes, especially the last 5%). Now the last percent of the charge does not melt so quickly. It warms the soul pleasantly that the smartphone is protected from moisture, I calmly go to the bathroom with it. Decent picture and video quality compared to other flagship smartphones.
Cons
- Many applications for the main screen are not adapted and are displayed with flaws, and even adapted applications sometimes fail, for example, Youtube periodically issues jambs when one part of the menu runs into another part. Watching a video does not provide such an advantage as viewing a photo, because the video is shot either 16:9 or even 18:9. Video scaling results in clipping of the video on the left and right, which is not always acceptable. The central crease may not be embarrassing, but it really often interferes with viewing content in certain lighting conditions, when, thanks to the crease, the light from the lamp is reflected directly into the eyes. The smartphone is heavy, and so that it does not fall out of your hands, you need to hold it more tightly, from which the hand really starts to get tired. Gravity is doing its job. Even a leather case does not particularly save the situation, you need a more tenacious case (silicone or aramid). Holding a smartphone in the unfolded state in one hand is more or less convenient not in all positions of the body (I recently got sick, and it turned out that lying on my back holding a smartphone with one hand is uncomfortable). The internal screen is not as perfectly equal as for example the glass screen of any other smartphone (I mean not the crease, but the rest of the surface of the internal screen), the light reflections on such a screen look different. Sometimes it catches the eye and causes discomfort. It is hard to type even a short text on the external screen. The external screen is only suitable for receiving incoming calls and messages. It heats up noticeably and quickly consumes% of the charge in games (even in extremely simple toys such as crossword puzzles).
Pros
- Extended Screen: See more and do more with the ultimate foldable mobile screen that fits an ultra-slim tablet right in your pocket
Cons
- There are even more interesting options.
Pros
- Charges at Lifespeed: Stay connected without being tethered to a charger; With 25W ultra-fast charging*, you'll spend less time charging and more time doing your daily activities.
Cons
- Damaged
