Name: サムスンギャラクシーフォールドレビュー。私たちは話を持ってきました (Samsung Galaxy Fold Review: We Gotta Talk!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:59:01.000Z
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This has gotta be the weirdest set of circumstances I've ever had to review a phone like little in fact, I've dropped and scratched an unreleased phone before.

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I've had software updates dramatically change the way I felt about a phone in the middle of shooting review.

So weird stuff has happened behind the scenes, but this is, uh, this is a lot.

So I want hands on with the phone for the first time that I drop my video on the first impressions of it.

Then I went home with one, and then I broke it.

And then I found out other reviewers had.

There's break for similar related reasons.

And now this device is getting delayed and Samsung is actually going to change it before it actually comes out and ships to people who bought it.

So this is the Samsung Galaxy fold kinda.

There's an official statement from Samsung saying they'll be strengthening the display and it will be a little bit different when it actually comes out and gets released.

But until then, this is more of a review of the rest of the execution on this whole foldable phone concept.

So right off the bat, I love that this is it's just so different.

I mean, we're so used to the slab, the glass front and back that when you have a whole new form factor, there's just so much more to talk about to think about.

So one of the earliest thoughts that's floating around in my head about the galaxy fold is it's more like a folding tablet than a folding phone.

So you have this little baby 4.7 inch display on the outside with.

I mean, let's be honest, comically big vessels, and even that number makes a screen seem bigger than it is with the rounded corners.

It's basically a 4.6 inch display, and even with that, it's much narrower than normal.

So it feels like the same with as a 3.6 inch display.

All that to say it's small, so what you want to do is open it up and use the 7.3 inch four by three Ola display That's on the inside.

That's the whole point of this foldable phone.

Evolution is fitting a display this big in your pocket still, so the galaxy fold.

This version of it is definitely chunky, like this is a thick phone with maybe three or four sees.

As you can see, there's a gap in the middle of mine with a hinge.

All of them have this sort of a triangle shape.

And then, yeah, the more you look at it, the more it sort of reminds me of too narrow phones connected to each other from a lot of angles, like it has the weight of two phones.

So it turns out this is a fragile phone, and you can tell it as soon as you pick it up like it's pretty fragile on.

That's because of really two main pieces, the hinge and the soft plastic on the inside.

You need something other than glass, so you have plastic on this outside.

And of course you need a hinge somewhere.

And this hinge from Samsung is this crazy, complex mechanism with gears and this big cover over the back.

And it's a scary piece because there's speculation that dirt and dust can slide its way into this hinge through the gears and all the way up into the phone behind the display, which may have caused a review unit to break, which is pretty crazy.

But that will hopefully change with the updated version, so I don't want to spend too much time on that.

But what I will say is, even though it's rated for 200,000 folds by a robot in a lab, I mean, you can literally wobble this thing with your bare hands like there's give to this hinge.

I am literally terrified for the Jerry rig.

Everything test when he finally gets his because I have been money, it's just gonna snap in half like I bet real money on that, but you gotta have a hinge.

So there is one here and on the other delicate pieces, a soft plastic screen.

And this is the part that Samsung had the most difficulty with with all the review units.

That is the part that they're definitely changing on the updated version of this phone.

But even if they do make it stronger, it's still gonna be just one of the weak points of this first generation folding phone, just because that's where material science and tech is right now.

So one of the biggest questions about the Galaxy fold unfolded is Yeah.

Everyone who's watched a video of the galaxy fold has just stared at that crease.

So something I've noticed about that, it seems like and you can look this up.

It feels like pretty much everyone complaining about the crease is people who don't have one that are watching a video of the crease and just noticing it.

And then people who do have one are mostly saying it's not a huge deal.

I fall somewhere in the middle because, obviously, like, kind of like a notch.

Of course it looks horrible and you're gonna notice that absolutely.

But this crease, like If you're in a brightly lit environment or if you have a light wallpaper, that's something you're gonna see.

That's why Samsung has a black wallpaper by default on this phone.

But for me, when you're looking at the phone straight on and you're focused on the content, you know whatever game or video you're in and what you're watching, I don't see the crease it all.

So then I'm super immersed and it looks fantastic.

But then I look at it off access for, like, a second, or I'll catch my finger running over it too many times.

Like even when the phone's flat, you can feel it and then you remember it's there, and it's not so hot.

So the mild creases, just one of those things that you're gonna have to accept in a first generation folding phone That's just part of the tech.

The Galaxy fold shares a lot of things with the Galaxy s 10.

A lot of the good parts, actually, which make it feel a little less first.

So it has the same high end specs snap dog, any 55 12 gigs of RAM and on materials, of course.

And the speaker's air actually a bit better than the S 10.

So you have the ones at the bottom and the ones at the top, and it actually creates a sort of a stereo speaker separation.

So they go hidden advantage of having a gigantic device is the speaker's air so far apart and can have so much room have to actually better than normal.

And then, of course, you have mainly the same software as the S 10 to when you guys still doing a good job.

As faras reached ability and organization responsiveness, etcetera, it's pretty good.

I have had a couple of random weird bugs with the fold, though, like Spotify lock screen music controls haven't worked it all for me.

Which is kind of weird, because I use them all the time and I had this weird apter or overlap bug that only a restart of the device fixed.

Oh, than that, though it's been pretty solid.

And then there are two main software features added to the fold multitasking, which is a little adjusted, and continuity.

Multitasking for me wasn't a huge deal, mainly because I've had multitasking on big phones before on this huge screen on the fold, you can have three AP side by side in this triple window, and then you can keep adding floating windows up to eight APS open at once, and the 12 gigs of Ram handles it fine.

But again, like I'm a person who will probably just stick to two at once.

And I feel like it's great in this nearly square format, because now it's feeling like two full size phones next to each other again.

But continuity, though that is a core feature of a folding phone going from the small to the large and back to the small again, and it's worked in the galaxy fold better than I've seen in any other folding phone demos.

I was impressed by continuity, and it was fast.

So you have a nap open on the small screen.

You want to get into it so you open up the fold, it opens up and it picks up right where you left off.

So the apse that are supported best, basically the ones from Google and Samsung right now will be the best at remembering everything about your small screen state and transferring it perfectly.

And then with some other APS, there will be a kind of a reset timeline or scrolling, which can be kind of annoying.

And then, in the very few ups that don't support it at all, going from the small screen to the big screen will give you a blown up version of the phone screen.

And then you'll have to hit this button in the corner to restart the app to get the new aspect ratio from my experience, it was a surprising amount of APS.

Pretty much all the APS I use, except for a YouTube studio, worked in some way with continuity, which was cool.

So by default, when you close the fold, it just goes to sleep.

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