I pre-ordered the Z Fold 7 because I believe it's the first time in a while that Samsung has made a truly significant update to the phone. I have previous experience with foldable phones, having used the Z Fold 4 and Z Fold 5. While I loved both of those phones, they lacked a flagship camera and had an awful front screen.
With the Z Fold 7, however, the phone feels like a normal phone when closed, has a great camera system, and can transform into a small tablet. I can now multitask like crazy. Since I got this phone, I've consistently used apps side by side, as I have enough screen real estate to do so effectively.
I am aware that the price is high, but if Samsung continues to work hard and the next generation manages to include an S Pen and a bigger battery, they'll have my money for sure. I want to show my support for a company that is trying to offer a different experience in the phone industry. Every other company does the same thing over and over again, and I need Samsung to keep being different and unique, not another repetitive brand.
I wish I could tell you why, but both devices and users are different. We can start from there in addition to different ways we have customised or use the devices.
Honestly, I can tell you that ends and outs about conserving battery. But at the end it really isn't going to make a point because it all comes down to the individual what the individual is doing, whether it's male or female. What are they doing in their phone? Some people like to go beast mode turn everything and make the phone into a full-fledged Powerhouse others only reveal the beast mode Powerhouse when gaming and some like to keep the Snapdragon 8 Elite in Powerhouse mode, but tweak other things to manage power like that the battery extends a full day cuz I myself personally at the end of the day when I get home from work at around 11:00 p.m. I'm sitting at 23 to 17% on my battery tank gently toss my phone on my Galaxy duo Charger and let the phone charge as much as possible at around 1:00 a.m. It cuts the charge for safety purposes. Then it begins at 5:00 and ends up fully charging. But like I said it all comes down to the user and the intentions of person has for their phone. So battery usage and how many hours it will last depends on the type of user you are and what you're really doing on your phone.
