Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6

The screen is the main feature of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6. That should seem apparent considering that the feature that distinguishes it from a typical smartphone is its inbuilt tablet-sized display. 

However, phones are designed to handle a multitude of tasks, from taking pictures to streaming videos and playing music. This is especially the case with foldable phones. Three months after its release, looking back at the $1,900 Galaxy Z Fold 6, it’s clear that this phone is meant for those who want to maximize the use of two screens on one device.

One of Samsung’s greatest advantages over the $1,799 Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is that the Z Fold 6 prioritizes software compatibility across the main screen in either orientation. In almost every aspect, the next iteration of Google’s book-shaped foldable phone is superior to the previous one. When using the phone in various configurations, Samsung’s ability to optimize programs to adjust to the screen when it’s folded halfway is still exceptional.