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SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 6 AI Cell Phone, 512GB Unlocked Android Smartphone, Circle to Search, Handsfree Live Interpreter, AI Photo Edits, Large Screen, 2024, US 1 Yr Manufacturer Warranty, Pink
Original price was: $1,549.00.$889.99Current price is: $889.99.
| Brand | SAMSUNG |
| Operating System | OneUI 6.1, Android 14 |
| Ram Memory Installed Size | 12 GB |
| CPU Speed | 3.4 GHz |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 512 GB |
| Screen Size | 7.6 Inches |
| Model Name | Galaxy Z Fold6 |
| Wireless Carrier | Unlocked for All Carriers |
| Cellular Technology | 5G |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC |
About this item
- CIRCLE IT. FIND IT. SEE IT: Make huge discoveries when you use Circle to Search¹ with Google on the large screen of Galaxy Z Fold6; Circle those shoes on your feed and easily see where to buy them; Search is easier than ever on an expansive screen
- TWO SCREENS. ZERO LANGUAGE BARRIER: Say bye to being lost in translation & hi to fluency in up to 16 languages with Interpreter with Galaxy AI; In FlexMode, phone displays translations on both sides of the screen for easy in-person conversation²
- SMART AI EDITS. BRILLIANT PHOTOS: Editing photos is even easier on the large screen of Galaxy Z Fold6; See more detail as you instantly fix imperfections, move and remove objects and enhance colors using AI smart tools like Generative Edit and more³
- IMMERSIVE SCREEN. IMPRESSIVE GRAPHICS: Level up your screen and level up your gaming experience; Totally immerse yourself with Galaxy Z Fold6 thanks to a huge screen, a lightning-fast processor and incredibly realistic graphics
- MULTIPLE WINDOWS. MULTIPLE POSSIBILITIES: Edit, scroll and organize; Or chat, shop and stream — all at the same time on up to three windows; When it comes to viewing and doing more, Fold6 is built to handle more⁴
What’s in the box
- Galaxy Fold6
- USB-C Cable
- Quick Start Guide
- SIM Tray Ejector
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Pros:
- the beautiful, large screen is perfect for multi-tasking, for example: texting somebody about a vacation destination and taking quick screenshots and sending it right to them on the other side of your screen
- The external cameras are an amazing improvement from last year, likely because Samsung tuned their auto-ai-whatever image processing.
- the foldable screen makes it it's own stand! YouTube even has a built in mode that turns the bottom half into the video controls!
- The springs don't drag it open or close like my flip, so I can stand it at almost any angle!
- materials make it feel premium! Samsung put a lot of effort into perfecting the foldable feeeling of quality. I also own an S24 ultra and they feel almost identical in terms of trust I have in the physical design and materials. Extremely well machined!
- using the outside screen doesn't feel terrible and cramped as I had expected. It's a lot like when I got my flip and thought it was weirdly tall, but I got used to it.
- ecosystem integration is finally to a point I can recommend people get everything Samsung, like the watch, ring, and tablets! Copy and paste works, if I need to open a message on my phone from my watch, I can immediately just open my phone, copy an OTP, etc.
Ehhh:
- Battery life is middling, it will last you all day, BUT with low-medium use. I am in a job where I use it around 4 hours a day and it struggles to be at even 20% at the end of my day.
- Samsung bloatware is Mostly removable, I miss my pixel phones with completely uninstallable to no bloatware. I hate that we have non-uninstallabke bloatware like AR camera or Bixby (Google assistant FTW)
Cons:
- app support is getting closer to being more widespread but still not where it needs to be, some apps have issues with both the external and internal display ratios, whether it be too skinny to display things, or too wide to display things properly.
- front/internal camera is terrible, it is taking a picture through the screen, but it is simply unacceptably bad
- Brightness of the screen is not enough for outdoor use. I went to a local restaurant today and noticed I could barely see the screen with extra brightness enabled in overcast weather.
Overall 8.5/10
TL:DR
Physical design is impeccable, however software support and battery life hold it back from being what Samsung envisions: the perfect compact phone. 8.5/10
First impressions and the setup experience is superb. In person, this is a much more impressive device than when watching videos and photos of it online. Packaging and unboxing is... meh... but the actual device really shines!
The position of the hinge and fingerprint scanner all favor right-handed individuals. Opening and closing the phone is a two-handed operation and I found it to be a little clumsy at first. It took some getting used to...
Going into this purchase, I knew this was the most expensive phone I have ever owned. And with the price tag, I'd expect the absolute best. I know this phone can take a stylus/pen input, but it is not included.
There is very little manuals/literature. The fact that there are eSim and a physical SIM tray could be explained in writing or something... It really could use a more substantial user manual since this device is so different.
The camera is outstanding! The video quality and main camera are amazing but sharing these is quite difficult. There is a "quick share", which works for photos but not as well for videos. Ease of sharing is probably one of the main things I missed when coming from iOS. The default is to share very low resolution versions.
My main complaint is how slippery the actual device is. I am quite clumsy and without some kind of protective case, I have been worried about dropping this phone.
The actual hinge and crease on the screen I almost forgot about after the first day of use. Watching videos on it has been nice (some apps make me turn the device 90 degrees for full screen) and the sound is really good.
When it's all said and done, going back to a regular phone seems almost awkward because I got used to opening the Galaxy fold for a larger screen. All I need now are some accessories to make this experience complete....
Goods:
This is a very high quality phone. The build is great, it's slim, has a satisfying hinge close, solid quality speakers, screens look great, and I can go on. It's obviously got all the new bells and whistles in there. Galaxy AI is the new thing with it. It includes translation features, summarizing websites, notes assist with formatting/decorating, and photo/drawing assists. They seem to work fine but honestly not game changing in terms of day to day use. The massive folding screen is cool. It's got a function where if it's like half open you can use the bottom part as a mousepad+other functions and the top part as your screen. Not all apps support it very well but most basic ones I've used work fine. I really don't have any faults with the features and the overall quality of the phone, it's great which it should be for being nearly 2k. That's where I get to my criticisms.
Downsides:
So it's hard for me to to give this a full 5 stars for a couple reasons. For the cost of this device I expect a little more. It's got many features and functions to work with an S pen but somehow does not come with one. Doesn't even come with a holder for one. It doesn't come with a power brick either, not a huge deal for me but for 2k? Even just a screen protector for the front screen would've been nice. Come on. Yes I am being picky and honestly if you are looking at a phone that costs this much you probably don't care to spend a little more on an S pen and case with holder but I just had to put it out there. Another point, as someone who isn't an artist or doesn't power use their phone I don't see myself getting the full use of a giant screen like this. I can see drawing and taking notes, which would be nice with an s pen... but there are videos which do look nice on the big screen.
While my large "downsides" section seems to make it look like I don't like this phone, in reality I do because it's a great phone. I love that the single main screen is super functional as a regular phone then I can open it up for big screen movies or videos. I can't in good conscious give this phone any lower than a 4 since there are really no issues with the phone itself, just the value and what's included in the box.
Overall, this phone isn't for everyone or even for most people I'd say but if you think that it would be a good fit for you then you will not be disappointed. I would definitely recommend this phone to people who could get good use out of a phone like this!
- There are Pros and Cons of other folding screen phones, but it all depends on what you are used to and if your technical background prepares you for major changes you'll face when switching platforms. For a lot of people, once they've made the time commitment to go thru the learning curve to become functional the often aren't amenable to making a new time investment to switch, so they stay with the platform they are use to.
- I've lived in Tech from mainframe days and across most every conceivable new Tech since, so for me exploring/learning new Tech is "business as usual" - an extension of many of my past jobs (I've worked for a number of manufactures in new product design and first use roll-out and to discuss details with others meant they needed to execute a NDA). But for most others (MOST - not all), I expect they want what takes the least effort. When people ask me "what should I get?" unless they have demonstrable technical ability I'll usual recommend "what do your friend have - unless you want to be alone on an Island, you'd best stay with the flock so you have others to ask when you need help".
The engineering is remarkable - having two devices in one is genuinely exciting. When folded, it's a usable (though thick) phone for quick tasks, and unfolded, it transforms into a mini tablet perfect for reading, editing, and multitasking with multiple apps.
However, practical concerns outweigh my enthusiasm. The device's bulk in my pocket is a constant reminder of its presence, and as someone who often wears fitted clothing, I've found myself constantly adjusting how I carry it. The premium price point, while justified for the technology, is difficult to rationalize given that I primarily use the unfolded screen during commutes and occasional document editing. Additionally, my active lifestyle with frequent outdoor activities and gym sessions demands a more durable device I can use without constant worry.
While I'm genuinely excited about where foldable technology is heading, I've learned that my ideal phone needs to prioritize durability and simplicity over the impressive flexibility of a folding display.
Going from a single screen phone to this amazing multi screen foldable was to me night and day. My vision is not the best so I normally get the larger screen phones to assist in that regard. Not counting all the other features that I am loving, just being able to flip open the phone into a much larger tablet like screen is so helpful. Unless looking at the screen from an angle I can barely even notice the crease in the center of the foldable screen and as for touch its only noticeable when using an s-pen.
Coming from the Note 9 the front screen was a little narrower but not by much. This device doesn't have those beveled screen edges so you get more room for the actual screen. Having the the fingerprint scanner on the side makes it much easier to unlock single handedly as well.
As for the cameras, coming from an older model these things blow my mind. They can take such clear pictures even in lower light situations. There are three that come with this phone and each has there own boons.
The speed of the device is also a great improvement from my old phone. I am able to quickly navigate apps as well as play games without any issues. The device keeps up with multiple tasks running without any performance degradation.
Overall I am blown away with how this tech has advanced and loving this new device. I have only had this for a about a week so far and will update this review if anything changes.
Overall Impression: Z fold 6 is a clear winner
The Z fold connects to WiFi much faster, pulls higher down speeds and maintains a steadier connection
The Z fold offers a better gaming experience on the go
The Z fold is a little bulkier, however not as much as you would think for a phone that is also a tablet
The iPhone does offer a bit smoother of a transition between apps
Getting used to the switch has taken some time. Adding a case to the Z Fold does make it a bit bulkier than it already is, but with the price, I wouldn’t chance not having a case.
The phone lacks a storage spot for an S pen so you will need a case if you want to use the S pen with the Fold 6.
Overall, I am glad I switched and can’t wait to see what else this phone can offer
Build Quality & Design:
The hardware is phenomenal. Samsung has made the Fold 6 thinner, lighter, and more balanced in-hand than any previous generation. The hinge feels tight and precise with zero wobble. Opening and closing the device is satisfying, and it now folds completely flat—finally. You can tell Samsung has refined the materials here. The outer display is more usable with a better aspect ratio (finally less narrow), and the inner display crease is less noticeable, both visually and to the touch.
Displays:
The screens are bright, vibrant, and sharp, as expected from Samsung. The outer 6.3" AMOLED display runs at 120Hz and feels just like a flagship phone in its own right. The 7.6" main display is a productivity dream—fluid, colorful, and great for multitasking, reading, and media. Watching videos or working on documents in landscape mode feels like using a small tablet. It supports S Pen (sold separately), and for note-taking or light sketching, it works flawlessly.
Performance:
Powered by the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy and 12GB of RAM, this thing flies. App launches are instant, multitasking is seamless, and heavy tasks like photo editing or running DeX mode work without hiccups. Thermals are well-managed; even under load, the phone gets warm but never uncomfortably hot. Storage speeds are also top-tier (UFS 4.0), and everything feels incredibly responsive.
Software & AI Features:
One UI 6.1.1 with Android 14 is tuned nicely for the foldable form factor. Multi-window support is excellent, drag-and-drop between apps is intuitive, and task continuity (switching between outer and inner screens) is smooth. Samsung’s AI features like Note Assist, Transcript Summarize, and Interpreter are genuinely useful, especially for professionals. I wasn’t expecting to rely on these as much as I do, but they’re integrated well and don’t feel gimmicky.
Cameras:
Camera hardware isn’t dramatically changed from the S24 Ultra, but the results are consistent and high quality. The 50MP main shooter delivers excellent dynamic range and detail, even in challenging lighting. The 3x telephoto and 12MP ultrawide are solid, and the processing handles noise well. While it’s not trying to compete with DSLR-level performance, it’s more than enough for everyday use, and video quality (4K60) is flagship-grade.
Battery Life:
Battery life has been better than expected. With a 4,400mAh battery, I regularly get through a full day with 6–7 hours of screen-on time, even with a mix of video, messaging, and multitasking on the main display. Fast charging (wired and wireless) is reliable and reasonably quick. It's not an all-weekend battery, but for such a powerful, dual-screen device, it's excellent.
Final Verdict:
Samsung finally nailed it with the Fold 6. This isn’t just a tech demo anymore—it’s a fully capable flagship that offers real utility. Whether you're a power user, productivity geek, or just someone who wants cutting-edge hardware, this phone delivers. Yes, it’s expensive, and it’s not for everyone, but if you can take advantage of the screen real estate and multitasking features, it’s worth every penny.
No regrets here. This is the future of smartphones—and it’s already in my pocket.
My original review of the Fold3 surmised that I loved the device, but would only recommend it to those who had a clear need for the interior "main" display; those who frequently watch movies/TV, play games, or (like me) like to read manga/manhua on the go. I think most of this is still true, but Samsung has made such significant changes in terms of "usability" that this is now a much easier recommendation, to even those who may only use the main display once or twice a day at most, possibly only a few times a week. The biggest change is how one-hand-friendly the device has become; cutting the weight by 12% and thinning the bezels down to the point that the outer screen just feels like a regular (albeit thinner) phone. It used to be I would try and use the outer display with one hand, but would often use two because the heft left me feeling a bit insecure (just physically, emotionally that's always been true.) This is now a thing of the past being lighter than ever, but also the hinge now has a matte texture instead of glossy; a small change that gives my fingers a better feel they have total control over the device as I grip it, to the point that I don't think I'll be putting a case on it (something I tried on the 3, but got tired of after a while.) The interior display is the same size it has been, but now that the screen-to-body ratio is tighter with smaller bezels, the whole device has become tangibly smaller, making "pocketability" so much easier. Which is also nice with its improved "flatness" when folded, as I have noticed less dust getting into the crease as compared to my 3.
But there are still a couple weird things to note; the camera, and the phone's "sharpness." The phone overall has become thinner and folds slimmer, but the camera bezels are so much larger/more pronounced that the phone is still technically the same thickness. Its like the phone phone was shaved down around the camera, and they forgot to go back and finish. This isn't a huge issue, but you definitely notice is when you pick it up/grab it in your pocket. Speaking of grabbing it, if you have incredibly soft hands watch out, you might cut yourself on these edges. Yes that's a joke, but it doesn't change just how angular this phone feels. I guess 90° angles are "in"? The phone looks very nice with its clean angled edges, but in practice I'd be lying if I said I never got tired of holding this phone for extended periods of time (something that while writing, I realized does mean I should make this a 4/5 rating.) This feels like a case of "form over function," which is something I've long hated because if you make something more unpleasant to use just to look better, that to me is a tradeoff not worth making.
But the main question will always be: How long will the folding screen last? As seen, my Fold3 interior display did get small hairline fractures all along the hinge after being folded and unfolded so many times. Thing is, they didn't start until about 1.5 years into use, and as long as whatever I was viewing wasn't a purely white screen, they were easily missed unless laser-focused on. Hopefully with development this newest version will last longer than ever, but I will update this as soon as it starts to degrade. So if you're thinking about upgrading from a couple generations ago I do think this is a vastly improved device, and would recommend it. If you're looking to get into the "foldable" market I think this is a great entry point, and even if you don't fall in love with the interior display, the outer one is so good you may not even care, especially now that the phone folds almost perfectly flat with those thinner bezels. This continues to be an incredible device for people like me who used to carry a tablet for movies and reading, and will continue to be my go-to device until someone makes a phone that unfolds even larger (I miss my 10in tablet screen.) If it wasn't for the squared-off edges I'd feel completely safe giving this a perfect 5/5, but it is still a very recommendable device at a 4/5, since I'd give it a 4.5/5 if I could.
Bless Amazon for running the promotional deals on Samsung products. Definitely made my Prime Day
The camera is decent, but I find that my iPhone takes better photos. I think I need to experiment with the camera settings on my Samsung Fold, specifically adjusting the 12MP or 50MP settings for the photos. The only challenging part has been finding a good phone case. I bought one that has an S Pen holder on the side, but I wouldn't recommend it, as it makes the phone hard to grip.
Overall, I'm really enjoying this new phone!
The main inside screen is fantastic. Super sharp and bright. The crease is noticeable but I do not find it intrusive. This screen is great for streaming videos. The biggest advantage is the way you can have several apps displayed at once for multitasking. Battery life is sufficient. I am new to this phone so have been playing with it a lot. I can still get pretty much a whole day’s usage without charging. Charging is decently fast but not as good as some competitors. Considering this is Samsung’s top phone, I wish they would have provided a bigger battery with quicker charging.
The processor is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 so performance, as expected is quick and snappy. In fact, I have changed the performance profile in settings to light as opposed to standard and have not noticed a decrease in performance. This did increase battery life which was a nice plus. The cameras (5 of them) are acceptable. The main cameras, a 50mp main camera, a 10mp, 3X optical zoom telephoto, and a 12mp ultra wide take very good photos. The phone also has a 10mp selfie camera on the cover screen and a 4mp camera on the main screen when opened. As I said, the cameras are acceptable but given the price of this phone, Samsung could do better. Their competition has.
This phone comes with the usual Samsung bloatware, but also has an impressive array of AI features. I find the translating apps especially impressive. Some of the AI features are really neat (circle to search, sketch to image, portrait studio) but not something I would use on a daily basis. More of something to wow your friends with.
Overall, I am very happy with this phone. I am sure the more I use it, the more great features I will find. However, at a price of $1899, I feel Samsung could have done better. Especially the camera and the battery and charging. This super expensive phone will certainly not be for everyone, but if you multi task a lot, have to have the latest and greatest tech, and can find a good deal out there with trade ins, it could be for you.
And that's exactly what came on the phone I know how to check the memory? I'm very tech-savvy. And it has exactly the amount of gigabytes of memory that was described, so you're not getting dipped out when you pay for that amount of gigabytes, I do recommend getting cases that protect the hinge, and maybe a couple of screen protectors. But it's a sturdy phone. It's not as thick and Chunky as everybody was making, it seem to me is perfect. Um, the screen on the closed side when you close. It it's small Your keyboard is small, but thanks to me already having a phone that was smaller than this, the blue pro. What's smaller than this, especially the keyboard I'm so used to I barely even notice it. Videos for a great I love how I can multi-task. I can have 2 windows open at 1 time side by side or top and bottom. The S Pen works on the inside tablet mode and some work on the outside. It just depends. I know a lot of people are saying that the S Pen doesn't work on the outside. When the front screen went is closed, but I found some of the cases that I bought, that have S Pen that come when it do work. On the front screen, so I don't know, that's a little touching goal just depends like I said, it's a beautiful phone. He plays games. Great, you face video's great. This sound is great, it does have dual SIM. My service is great because of this phone. There's no problem sending videos and other stuff, and I've just touched the iceberg of using his following. When I get more time off and they're not so tired. I will explore even more and review. It does come with the SIM trajector a power cable. You have to have your own box, which is no problem. Yeah, Samsung box will work. I do miss the days when they came with headphones. But singers are already hit our own pair of Bluetooth headphones that does not take away from the Sound itself. I totally recommend this, and my twin is getting one as well. So like I said, it's a beautiful phone.This is a great deal for a great price for the amount of gigabytes that is on this phone
Overall:
An amazingly powerful phone that's fast, fun, unique, powerful, and has very few downsides compared to a 'regular' slab phone.
Look and feel:
I think it looks incredible, both the designs and the screen. It feels a little heavy when closed, but almost like magic it feels very lightweight when open due to the large screen size. The front screen is thin and tall, but I actually enjoy that because it's easy to type one-handed. The screens are extremely bright and at the right angle the crease on the inner screen virtually disappears.
Performance:
This thing is FAST! No lag, very smooth (I changed my animations to 0.5x in developer settings to make it feel snappier).
Battery:
Better than expected. I'm getting more hours out of this than my S22 Ultra, even though I'm using this phone more and often have it open to use the large screen.
Cameras:
Overall, it takes good pictures. The one area where it doesn't keep up with other flagship Samsung phones is the zoom. If you're coming from any phone 2+ years old, it'll probably still be an overall upgrade.
Features:
Way more than any other phone that I'm aware of. Samsung's ecosystem is now bigger and better than Apple's in my opinion, it works great with Windows, it makes excellent use of the large inner screen, the S pen is very handy, the fingerprint scanner works great, etc. etc.
Surprises:
I don't like the inner camera that 'disappears' when you're not using it. I think the pixelation over the small cutout is more distracting than if it were just a cutout. Luckily, this can be turned off in the Goodlock app.
The fingerprint scanner works great, and I actually thought I'd like the location better, but I think I prefer the under-display scanner on the S22 Ultra in terms of location vs the power button.
The weight doesn't bother me, and it often feels smaller in my pocket even though it's thicker than most phones.
Wireless charging still works well with the S pen case, which is great!
Great deal
It doesn't come with an s-pen so you have to buy one and a case that can hold it unless you're okay with not having a designated place to store your pen. The outer screen scratches really easily so you would want to get a screen protector asap. I used my phone for a week without a case and already got a bunch of scratches on it from accidentally leaving it in with a set of keys in my backpack for 10 minutes.
I love the size of the unfolded screen. It allows me to browse the web with a much better view because I noticed a lot of websites are still not that mobile-friendly. I also use it to edit photos with the AI feature which is super fun editing my friends' photos and sending them to them. Works surprisingly well. Doing math problems on the inner screen feels quite nice and I no longer have to reach for my tablet. The crease is still noticeable when using the s-pen on it but if you're just viewing it you won't notice it unless you look at it at an angle.
Battery life is good. On weekends when I use the phone all day, it can last me the whole day but on weekdays it would last me about 2 days. The camera is good. I'm not a photographer so it's good enough for me.
Connectivity, battery life, camera and sound quality, functionality are GREAT!
It supports a pen, but doesn't have any way to store it. There's no wall charger, just the cord as well.
In hindsight, I would have preferred the 512GB version, for the extra storage...which is currently selling for less.
The initial impressions of the new model Z Fold 6 is WOW! It's pretty fast, the multiple screens are great, and I was planning to get a tablet but no longer need to thanks to the size of the folder. I'm still setting up the phone's configuration, and service. So, I will have updates as they materialize. I will be testing with eSIM and standard SIM. And hotspot WiFi operations. As a photographer, I'm excited with the powerful photo camera features of this model.
The form factor is excellent. How thin it is folded is impressive. The hinge is much improved to be more rigid and strong. But a protective case must be acquired for it. The next gen Z Fold 6 is a recommend and thumbs up! But go for the 512GB model.
I’m approaching my review of the Z Fold 6 as someone who has never been an upgrade-every-one-to-two-years kind of person. No, the phone I had before this one was the well beloved Samsung Galaxy S10, released in 2019. Typically, when I like a phone, I will use it until it dies. And believe me, the S10 did not look like it was going to kick the bucket for quite some time. But when I saw how the photo quality stacks up against other competitors out there, I had to make the leap of faith and try out the latest and greatest from the South Korean brand.
The Z Fold 6 is an absolute marvel! From its tall, yet slender front screen to its impressive hinge and barely noticeable center crease in the main foldable display, it oozes premium. And I love the color of my Navy blue. The outer display (also called the cover screen) sports an impressive 120Hz AMOLED display that really had me speechless at how buttery smooth scrolling was on the device, even in direct sunlight with its 2,600 nits brightness.
The main display was a delight to try out over the past month. From the improved productivity to enjoying shows and YouTube videos on a larger display, I can definitely appreciate having a phone with an enlarge-as-you-please display handy.
Foldable screen helps to open many apps and functions.
The battery lasts all day, even with heavy use. And it charges super fast, so I'm never left waiting. This phone is absolutely fantastic!!!
Enjoy the larger screen for selected apps and photos.