I’m debating between these two… leaning toward the Beige/Cream, but I want something different than the typical Black phone.
It's going to be the Beige/Cream for me, if I get one. Cause the 2 and 3 I used naked. I just can't put a case on a Fold.
I’m debating between these two… leaning toward the Beige/Cream, but I want something different than the typical Black phone.
Yup.. use mine naked as well.It's going to be the Beige/Cream for me, if I get one. Cause the 2 and 3 I used naked. I just can't put a case on a Fold.
Yup.. use mine naked as well.
For all my nearly 2 years of ownership... I finally encounter another Fold user, it was a delightful exchange. He was a Spectrum technician scheduled to service my internet I had trouble with.
He mentioned he only met 3 Fold users (not sure if that included me), but it was cool experience meeting him... internet was back up to running normally and we shared our thoughts on being a Fold user.
Yeah, I want a design similar to an Oppo Find N... But I’ll settle for the Fold 4 in the meantime.Not going to upgrade. I want a foldable with the Oppo Find N form and crease. Oneplus will probably release that next year. I also don't like the visibility of the under screen camera. They should look at ZTE, which made it almost invisible. Yet the one Samsung is using is so easily to see.
How’s your Galaxy Fold 3 holding up?outer display seems wider for sure…crease looks about same sadly
Got this from phone arena
The camera system inside the Galaxy Z Fold 4 features a 50MP main sensor with 23 percent brighter pixels (than the Galaxy Z Fold 3) and a 10MP telephoto unit with a longer 3x zoom range and 30x Space Zoom, up from 10x digital zoom on the current telephoto module. The 12MP ultra-wide camera is the same as the one used throughout the S22 family, and on the previous version of the foldable as well.
When it comes to the Galaxy S22 Ultra, we all know how powerful that camera system really is - from the main module with 108MP sensor to the insane Space Zoom. In the table below you can take a quick glance at the camera systems in both models.