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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip hands-on: Razr who?


Motorola
Samsung
Galaxy Fold
Qualcomm


Z Flip
Razr

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Snapdragon 855+
the Z Flip's top


San Francisco
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Positivity     41.00%   
   Negativity   59.00%
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SOURCE: https://www.engadget.com/2020/02/11/samsung-galaxy-z-flip-hands-on-razr-who/?utm_campaign=homepage&utm_medium=internal&utm_source=dl
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Summary

Samsung confirmed early in its Unpacked press conference that the screen is covered in fully flexible glass, meaning it should be dramatically more durable than the soft, plastic screens used in devices like the original Galaxy Fold, Huawei Mate X and, yes, the Razr.Real-world testing may reveal shortcomings we just can't pick out right now, but I find myself feeling less concerned about what would happen to the Z Flip after a butterfingers moment. Apart from a noticeable crease, using the Z Flip feels just like using a regular phone.As it turns out, "feel" counts for a lot where foldables are concerned, and Samsung has a surprisingly good handle on it here.

 As said here by Chris Velazco
Engadget
Chris Velazco