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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 review

Forget Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 — here are three rumored upgrades for the Galaxy Z Fold 8

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 could add three big upgrades over the Galaxy Z Fold 7, including a bigger battery and display.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Review | Evolves as a practical daily driver beyond multitasking

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I tested the $2,000 Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 for a week, and I wish I loved it more

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Verizon is giving customers a free Samsung Z Flip 7 — here's how to get yours

Verizon is giving away a free Samsung Z Flip 7 for customers who trade in a qualifying phone under an Unlimited Ultimate plan.

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Samsung’s official Galaxy Z Fold 7 cases are worth buying, here’s why

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How long will your Galaxy Z Fold 7 screen last? That depends on where you live.

Samsung Display previously confirmed the Galaxy Z Fold 7's folding screen durability, and it's now dished out key details to us.

Owners can’t open Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7: Here’s why users are sticking tape to a 1.7 lakh phone

Galaxy Z Fold 7 users love its slim design but complain it is tricky to open due to thin sides and strong magnets. Many are adding grip tape or changing how they open the phone for a better experience.

Samsung’s new Fold 7 just passed the ultimate torture test: Here’s what broke and what didn’t

Samsung’s latest foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, has shown exceptional structural strength despite its ultra-thin design in JerryRigEverything’s intense durability test.

JerryRigEverything put the Galaxy Z Fold 7 through hell: Here's what happened

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has successfully passed JerryRigEverything's intense durability test, including the dreaded bend test!

Watch the Galaxy Z Fold 7 do something amazing in this brutal bend test

While the phone is not dust-resistant, it does have an IP48 rating, meaning that it offers protection against solid objects larger than 1 mm, a fact that prompts Nelson to dump a handful of grit on the inner display before closing it shut. Yes, you will wince. Then comes the bend test.