The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 ships with Samsung's One UI 8, and if you're used to Samsung's software and like it, you'll love what's on offer here. Everything is more or less where you expect it to ...

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has reached foldable phone nirvana thanks to major reductions in its size and thickness. Though at $2,000, it remains extremely expensive.

Many of those problems have persisted, but little by little, foldables have gotten better. With the release of the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Samsung has made the biggest leap yet.

Samsung did a really great job on that front, because most of the time I don’t even open the Galaxy Z Fold 7. Though that’s not 100% due to the thickness of the Galaxy Z Fold 7.

Samsung’s usual plate of Galaxy AI features, including generative photo editing, translations, and summaries, returns on the Z Fold 7, with some new ones that can only be described as minor.

Samsung has really gone a long way in fixing that here. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is essentially just as thick as a standard smartphone, measuring in at 8.9mm when closed up.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is everything I wanted out of a foldable: It’s faster, easier to use, and no longer has a weird aspect ratio that makes everything look like it's getting squeezed.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 is thinner and has larger screens and more powerful cameras, but an unusual aspect ratio on the main display will probably annoy most users.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is pretty incremental in a lot of ways, but its physical design is probably the biggest area where Samsung made real changes this year. I’ll get to why in a second, but first ...

It's been awhile since we've seen Samsung really flex its muscles, but the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is the best example yet. As long as you have the budget, this should be on everyone's radar when its time ...

With that said, Samsung is conservative with memory and provides 12GB of RAM for all but the top-tier Galaxy Z Fold 7, which mates 16GB of RAM with 1TB of storage.