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Apps also have to be coded for Flex Mode, and third-party camera apps probably won't be. VSCO, for instance, just opens up into a big, full-screen viewfinder, which stays that way when the phone is folded. On the plus side, a useful setting allows you to choose specifically which apps should keep running when you open or close the phone. Split-screen is compatible with more apps, and allows you to view three apps at once, with some apps evening supporting drag-and-drop between the windows. If you’ve turned your nose up at split-screen modes on a phone before, you’re not alone – us too. But in tablet mode, the Fold 2 screen is just big enough to make it work. Not entirely, though. There’s no IP rating here, unlike with the IP68-certified Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, and you’ll notice a slight crease halfway along the screen when fully opened out. Display The new Hideaway Hinge brings Flex Mode to the Galaxy Z Fold 2, a feature that enables customers to get the most out of the device. Its durability has also been improved. Samsung will allow buyers to customize the color of the Hideaway Hinge to add a dash of their own personality to the device.
Both the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and the Galaxy Z Fold 2 have 4500 mAh batteries, which isn’t that big by modern standards. Especially not given the size of these displays. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 5G comes with numerous features which not only mrake its appearance appealing but also very adjustable. The phone has a dimension of Cover display: 6.23", Super AMOLED, 816 x 2260 pixels (25:9) which is enough to show optimal display.
Both Super AMOLED displays are capable of a 120Hz variable refresh rate, but only the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra can manage a Quad HD (1440 x 3088) resolution for a super-sharp 496 ppi. The Galaxy Z Fold 2 can only hit 1768 x 2208 and 373 ppi. Of course, your mileage will likely vary based on two factors: how much you use the 7.6-inch screen vs the less-power-hungry 6.2-inch Cover Display, and how often you have the 120Hz mode activated; Samsung’s adaptive screen refresh rate is smart, dialing things down to as little as 11Hz for simple tasks, but we found the (totally worth it) mode depleted our Fold 2 battery life a bit faster. Display Size: Measured diagonally, the screen size is 6.2" in a full rectangle and 6.2" accounting for the rounded corners. The actual viewable area is smaller due to the rounded corners and camera hole. There’s also a secondary display with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2. On the front of the phone, when the main display is folded away, you get to use a 6.23-inch Super AMOLED ‘Cover Display’. It’s only 816 x 1536 pixels and 60Hz, but it enables you to use the device as a ‘normal’ phone when you don’t need the full fold-out effect. Cameras
Like the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and the Apple iPhone 11 Pro, the Fold also has the seemingly pointless Ultra Wideband networking standard, which carriers promote as a way to better share files with other nearby users, but which I've seen no real use for or advantage from. That said you may be able to find some great prices on the older Fold now that the new model is here, but it has numerous issues that the Fold 2 fixes, and is no longer sold officially. There’s actually extra screen real estate here that the official screen specs don’t show. Gone is the Fold 1’s oversized cutout in the top-right corner along with its second ‘depth’ camera. The single front camera is housed in a small display punch-hole, and dropping from two inside cameras to just one didn’t make a difference to our portrait photos (Samsung is presumably using software to distinguish depth).Note that a Galaxy Z Fold 3 is rumored to launch this summer. It's expected to include a faster processor, S Pen support and perhaps an under-display camera, among other upgrades.So you'll probably want to hold off until mid-August until you make a move. The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is one of the fastest Android smartphones in 2020, mirroring what we experienced from the US version of the Note 20 Ultra, which uses the same chipset as all versions of the Fold 2: Qualcomm’s top-of-the-line Snapdragon 865 Plus. It weighs a pretty massive 282g though, placing it well above and beyond any normal (i.e. non-foldable) phone. This device is a commitment in more ways than its price tag.
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