Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4

Description

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold4, released in August 2022, brings smart enhancements to foldable design. With a slimmer hinge, wider cover display, and improved durability via Gorilla Glass Victus+ and Armor Aluminum, it delivers more practical usability than earlier fold models. Paired with a flagship-grade processor and persistent support for software upgrades, it’s built to be a capable multitasking companion.

Key Features

• Dual Displays (both 120 Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X):

  • 7.6″ inner (1812×2176 px, ~1200 nits peak)

  • 6.2″ cover screen (2316×904 px, ~1500 nits peak) for one‑handed use

• Performance & Memory:
  Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 on 4 nm, paired with 12 GB RAM and storage options up to 1 TB UFS 3.1

• Durability:
  Armor Aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection, and IPX8 water resistance for added reliability

• Camera System:
  50 MP main (OIS), 12 MP ultrawide, and 10 MP telephoto (3× optical zoom) with Space Zoom support; plus 10 MP cover selfie cam and 4 MP under‑display front sensor

• Battery & Charging:
  4,400 mAh battery with 25 W wired charging (50 % in ~30 min), wireless charging, and reverse wireless charging

• Software & Updates:
  Ships with Android 12L and One UI 4.1.1; upgraded to One UI 6 with Android 14/15 and Galaxy AI tools; promises up to 4 OS upgrades and 5 years of security patches

• Productivity Tools:
  Multi-window split‑screen (up to 3 apps), improved taskbar, drag‑and‑drop support, and S Pen input (sold separately)

Pros & Highlights

• Cover display is noticeably wider and more usable than on the Z Fold3

• Bright, smooth AMOLED that outshines most foldables and rival flagships

• Fully water-resistant—unique among foldables

• Excellent software multitasking and S Pen support add functional depth

Considerations

• Inner crease remains noticeable, especially under bright lighting or certain angles—most users adapt, but it remains a visual artifact

• Battery life is adequate but not exceptional—users report ~4 hours screen‑on time under heavy usage; lab tests show ~11 hours of web browsing

• Charging speed remains at 25 W, slower than many non-foldable flagships

• Weight and size—~263 g and a thicker folded form factor—may feel bulky in pockets or for one-handed use.

Real-World Feedback

“Most people never notice the crease after a day—but if you watch videos in bright light or fold/unfold often, it stays visible.” 
“Battery life was worse than expected—only ~4 hours screen-on time, and it heated up under load.”

Who Should Consider It

• Users who want true tablet-like screen real estate that folds into a phone

• Power users or creatives using split-screen productivity or note-taking with S Pen

• Samsung enthusiasts who value longer software support and long-term usability

The Galaxy Z Fold4 remains a standout foldable even today—offering versatile dual displays, strong performance, and robust software support in a more polished form than earlier models. Let me know if you’d like this in Hindi, optimized for e‑commerce listings, or compared with newer models like Z Fold6 or Galaxy S25 Ultra!