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SAMSUNG GALAXY Z FOLD4
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Characteristics SAMSUNG GALAXY Z FOLD4
Screen size7.6 "
RAM12 GB
Internal storage1000 GB
AnTuTu964532
Capacity4400 mAh
Description
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 is a cutting-edge smartphone known for its versatile performance and high-end specifications. It features a robust 12GB of RAM, ensuring smooth multitasking and efficient handling of demanding applications. The device is equipped with a high-quality camera setup that delivers good photographic results, capturing detailed and vibrant images.
In terms of battery life, the Galaxy Z Fold4 provides satisfactory performance with its 4400mAh battery capacity. It supports wireless charging, adding convenience for on-the-go power replenishment. The phone's autonomy is complemented by NFC and 5G capabilities, which enhance connectivity and data transfer speeds.
This model shines with a 1000GB storage capacity, offering ample space for applications, media, and documents, making it very good for users who need substantial storage. The display quality of the Galaxy Z Fold4 is good, providing clear and sharp visuals, which is beneficial for both productivity tasks and entertainment.
The design of the smartphone is sleek and modern, aligning with contemporary aesthetics and providing users with a sophisticated look and feel. Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 stands out as a highly capable and versatile device in the modern smartphone market.
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Peekay
Think Twice. If Not Four Times
Beware of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold series It is with a great degree of disappointment that I am penning these thoughts about Samsung’s, so-called top-of-the-line, “game changing” smartphones, namely their flagship Galaxy Z Fold series of which, unhappily, I happen to have two - the Galaxy Fold 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 4. Disappointment, because till my encounter with the Z Fold phones, I held Samsung products – from TVs through Soundbars to phones – in high esteem. In fact, the much-touted, much hyped Fold and Flip were the sole reason that, after nearly 25 years, I partially severed a happy relationship with Apple iPhones (not that we didn’t have our ups and downs but they are too few to mention) to switch to Samsung, in hindsight, to my great disappointment and financial loss!. With both Z Fold phones the honeymoon period lasted just 6-8 months. Within that time (thankfully, when both were still under warranty), the protection film on their foldout (big) screens developed ugly, unsightly bubbles and required replacement. Within a week of replacement, the Z Fold4 film failed again and one had to return to the Service Centre to be informed that a problem had been identified in their last batch of protection film and a new batch had been ordered. So, if I did not mind terribly (did I have a choice?), I had to wait a week for the new screens to arrive, which they did and, to my short-lived joy, added another few months to a rapidly declining marriage. Almost to the day the one-year warranty of the Fold 4 ended, its start button failed - one couldn’t switch the phone either on or off. The only way one could do that was through finger gestures (not of the pejorative or derogatory kind), which didn’t quite work the same way as the switch did but, at least, managed to put the phone to sleep and woke it up again when the need arose, otherwise I would have added a prematurely drained battery to my woes. Thankfully, the fingerprint sensor on the start button still functioned, or else several apps that opened with my fingerprint would have failed too (my face not being the kind that phones, for some reason, recognise readily!) Worse was to follow. A couple of weeks ago, I stopped receiving calls and messages on my secondary SIM - SIM2 of the Z Fold4. Naturally, one assumed that a the SIM card was responsible for the mischief and a free swap would do the trick; so, off one went to get a fresh SIM from the telecom provider, not unaware of the attendant inconveniences the process entailed - no number activation for 4 hours and no SIM messages for another 24! However, even after suffering the inconvenience, when SIM2 still could still not make or receive calls, or messages, even to a dummy like me, it was apparent that the problem lay elsewhere – possibly, with the phone itself. So yet another trip to the Customer Care centre, where, by now, I was on first-name terms with almost everyone, so many times have I had to visit them in recent months. Their diagnosis: SIM 2 had failed and needed to be replaced but, oops, the Z Fold4 was no longer under warranty; so, the repair had to be paid for. Okay, one thought, my bad, but how much could a SIM slot replacement cost? Under Rs. 500 (US$ 6)? I couldn’t have been more wrong or falsely optimistic. With some trepidation and lots of embarrassment, the service engineer revealed, almost in a hushed whisper so great was his guilt, that because the SIM slot was integrated with the main fold out screen, one had to change the whole screen: price Rs. 45,000 (US$ 550) or nearly one-third the cost of the phone!!!! And the guarantee for the new display? Less said the better (would you believe 3 months??) Shattered and saddened, I returned home, consoling myself that at least the primary slot still worked and if one were to convert the second SIM to an e-sim, I could do without the SIM2 slot and still have the 2-sim card option operating. But wait, I haven’t finished yet. A few days later, the front (closed) LCD display screen stopped working - an unresponsive black screen that showed a Samsung logo temporarily when restarted but went back to black in nano seconds. In other words, the front display requires replacement, too, not just because it’s black but because the phone has no longer any access to Wi-Fi because, you’ve guessed it, the Wifi is integrated with the front display. If that doesn’t work, Wifi won’t either! In short, if you are unlucky, the Samsung Z Fold 4, can turn out to be a lump of very expensive garbage. So, beware of falling prey to Samsung’s dazzling advertising blitzkrieg. Or expert reviews of phones fresh from the mint. The real proof of the pudding comes after a year’s usage. And, to add insult to injury, the Samsung Z Fold is, in my experience, one of the fastest depreciating premium phones - the resale value of a fully functional “no dents, no damages” Fold4 is less than Rs. 35,000 (a depreciation of 75% for a phone that’s just 18 months’ old!) Imagine what it will be for a phone that has even the merest of scratches or dents, let alone a front display that does not work, a start switch that will not start and a double sim slot that can accommodate only a single SIM! And no access to Wifi.
Peekay
Think Twice. If Not Four Times
Beware of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold series It is with a great degree of disappointment that I am penning these thoughts about Samsung’s, so-called top-of-the-line, “game changing” smartphones, namely their flagship Galaxy Z Fold series of which, unhappily, I happen to have two - the Galaxy Fold 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 4. Disappointment, because till my encounter with the Z Fold phones, I held Samsung products – from TVs through Soundbars to phones – in high esteem. In fact, the much-touted, much hyped Fold and Flip were the sole reason that, after nearly 25 years, I partially severed a happy relationship with Apple iPhones (not that we didn’t have our ups and downs but they are too few to mention) to switch to Samsung, in hindsight, to my great disappointment and financial loss!. With both Z Fold phones the honeymoon period lasted just 6-8 months. Within that time (thankfully, when both were still under warranty), the protection film on their foldout (big) screens developed ugly, unsightly bubbles and required replacement. Within a week of replacement, the Z Fold4 film failed again and one had to return to the Service Centre to be informed that a problem had been identified in their last batch of protection film and a new batch had been ordered. So, if I did not mind terribly (did I have a choice?), I had to wait a week for the new screens to arrive, which they did and, to my short-lived joy, added another few months to a rapidly declining marriage. Almost to the day the one-year warranty of the Fold 4 ended, its start button failed - one couldn’t switch the phone either on or off. The only way one could do that was through finger gestures (not of the pejorative or derogatory kind), which didn’t quite work the same way as the switch did but, at least, managed to put the phone to sleep and woke it up again when the need arose, otherwise I would have added a prematurely drained battery to my woes. Thankfully, the fingerprint sensor on the start button still functioned, or else several apps that opened with my fingerprint would have failed too (my face not being the kind that phones, for some reason, recognise readily!) Worse was to follow. A couple of weeks ago, I stopped receiving calls and messages on my secondary SIM - SIM2 of the Z Fold4. Naturally, one assumed that a the SIM card was responsible for the mischief and a free swap would do the trick; so, off one went to get a fresh SIM from the telecom provider, not unaware of the attendant inconveniences the process entailed - no number activation for 4 hours and no SIM messages for another 24! However, even after suffering the inconvenience, when SIM2 still could still not make or receive calls, or messages, even to a dummy like me, it was apparent that the problem lay elsewhere – possibly, with the phone itself. So yet another trip to the Customer Care centre, where, by now, I was on first-name terms with almost everyone, so many times have I had to visit them in recent months. Their diagnosis: SIM 2 had failed and needed to be replaced but, oops, the Z Fold4 was no longer under warranty; so, the repair had to be paid for. Okay, one thought, my bad, but how much could a SIM slot replacement cost? Under Rs. 500 (US$ 6)? I couldn’t have been more wrong or falsely optimistic. With some trepidation and lots of embarrassment, the service engineer revealed, almost in a hushed whisper so great was his guilt, that because the SIM slot was integrated with the main fold out screen, one had to change the whole screen: price Rs. 45,000 (US$ 550) or nearly one-third the cost of the phone!!!! And the guarantee for the new display? Less said the better (would you believe 3 months??) Shattered and saddened, I returned home, consoling myself that at least the primary slot still worked and if one were to convert the second SIM to an e-sim, I could do without the SIM2 slot and still have the 2-sim card option operating. But wait, I haven’t finished yet. A few days later, the front (closed) LCD display screen stopped working - an unresponsive black screen that showed a Samsung logo temporarily when restarted but went back to black in nano seconds. In other words, the front display requires replacement, too, not just because it’s black but because the phone has no longer any access to Wi-Fi because, you’ve guessed it, the Wifi is integrated with the front display. If that doesn’t work, Wifi won’t either! In short, if you are unlucky, the Samsung Z Fold 4, can turn out to be a lump of very expensive garbage. So, beware of falling prey to Samsung’s dazzling advertising blitzkrieg. Or expert reviews of phones fresh from the mint. The real proof of the pudding comes after a year’s usage. And, to add insult to injury, the Samsung Z Fold is, in my experience, one of the fastest depreciating premium phones - the resale value of a fully functional “no dents, no damages” Fold4 is less than Rs. 35,000 (a depreciation of 75% for a phone that’s just 18 months’ old!) Imagine what it will be for a phone that has even the merest of scratches or dents, let alone a front display that does not work, a start switch that will not start and a double sim slot that can accommodate only a single SIM! And no access to Wifi.
Amazon Customer
Inner Screen Death Problem
I purchased on 1st April 2023 & on 20th Nov 2023 my phone outer and inner screen turned black during a call. After putting on charge and soft reset outer screen working but inner screen still not on. I tried to get it repaired from Samsung Service Center in Pune (as its in 1 year warranty) but they denied free service saying its overseas model, Amazon also not helping and extending repair request every time by 8 days , I contacted Samsung India they also denied service under warranty. Samsung asking 52,000 for screen replacement . Its heart breaking. I would suggest not to purchase the phone as its costly & repair is too costly & also no warranty provided.