Galaxy Z Fold 6 It is attractive that it becomes compact when folded. I was also impressed by the crisp processing speed. It's full of new features, which is exciting. I think this is a wonderful product that gives you a sense of the future of smartphones. I'm glad I bought the big screen after all. A wonderful smartphone, that feels like a complete product. The larger and brighter screen makes it much easier to see. The increased brightness makes it much easier to use outside. I was particularly drawn to the angular design, which led me to purchase this product. Even now, I can't stop being excited about the Galaxy Fold 6. Camera is beautiful, but I haven't used it much yet, so there are a lot of unknowns. I'll update again if there are any concerns. When I touched it lightly, I thought it came out clean. Battery is very quality. It's such a high power model. That is not to say that it will not decrease drastically, but it will decrease to a certain extent. I think it's a great model. It has high power and is fun to use, and I feel like I can do anything with this one device. AI is also convenient. The biggest bottleneck is probably the price.

The benefits of the z-fold for our numerous, and honestly quite obvious. The increased screen size for just about any activity is immensely useful. Watching YouTube videos, playing games, or using the split screen functionality for work are just some of the useful features.

However, what I would like to note, instead of the many benefits and improvements from the z-fold 3, is where the z-fold five can improve upon. The first area is the battery. While the battery for the z-fold 4 is certainly better than its predecessor, it does not mean that it matches the capability of other flagship devices. I would love to see an increased battery size for the next iteration of this device, to allow for greater use of the unique features.

Secondly, although not as large of an issue for myself, the camera is lacking compared to other flagship phones. While I do understand that the nature of this device does require certain sacrifices, it would be nice to see at least a comparable quality camera in the next device.

Finally, probably the largest issue, and the one that I would love to see improved, is the lack of internal integration for the s pen. First, much like your new brand of flagship s phones, and the note series phones, The s pen should be integrated inside of the device with an internal slot. Also, it would be very useful to have s pen functionality on the out most screen of the device. It does not make much sense that you can only use the s pen on the larger screen.

I live on this device and greatly appreciate having the larger display always available at my fingertips since I often participate on teleconferences where PC screens are shared and the standard size displays are too small to get enough detail without having to zoom in and possibly miss out on something going on beyond the confines of the screen.
Unfortunately, I do have some issues with the design of the phone.
1) One would figure that with a phone this large, enough battery capacity would have been included to at the very least last a full work day. It doesn't. Even if not using the large screen at all and dimming the small screen to almost all the way down, I find it necessary to recharge the phone during the day, and now with the phone being about a year old, requiring multiple recharges per day.
2) No matter how large the internal storage capacity is, it is unforgivable that a premium phone this costly does not allow for adding storage through accepting a micro SD card.
3) Though I am uncertain if this is a prolific issue, or something specific to my own phone, Wi-Fi and GPS functionality are sometimes flaky. During teleconferences, I sporadically experience switchovers to cellular network being told that Wi-Fi signal is weak when I absolutely know it isn't. Same issue with GPS stating that signal has been lost from time to time where I have a perfectly good view of more than enough satellites to have and keep a good fix.

Great device, well built, hard to go back to old
2nd fold model I've owned from Samsung. Top down the best pocket friendly mobile device you can own. I work in IT and the extra large internal screen is a game changer for completing work tasks from remote desktop to managing consoles via a web browser. Front screen is great for quick actions or whenever you don't feel like comitting to the larger screen in some situations. This model is much improved over the fold 3 in terms of the processor, not that the 3 was slow by any means but this device will blaze though anything you throw at it with flying colors. Very good build quality as well. My device unfortunately took a tumble or 2 since I've had it on concrete and tile but only walked away with light scratches. Would not recommend this device though to someone who has long nails as they can scratch the internal screen. Only other complaint I've heard when friends and family ask to see it is the fact that all of the settings and options although nice overwhelm users used to iOS. I don't have this complaint though as I'm in IT and love the ability to customize my experience from the ground up but understand the concern from others. While this is a great device there is always room for additional improvements/innovation some thing that I would like to see in the future are: Wishlist: -wish the device folded flat/flush(there is a small gap when closed) -wish the front display also had a pixel array to hide the camera when not in i