Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 is a definite step up over Flip3

Reasonable one-day battery life, Excellent phone reception strength for city, suburbs, regional and rural use, The camera is good – not outstanding, The external screen is more useful now, Nice, colourful, and bright display

Throttles badly after four minutes, No mountable external SSD storage, The crease and two-handed opening may bother you, Mohs hardness 2 (out of 10) for the main screen – take extreme care, No charger inbox – bad Samsung

Overall, the Galaxy Z Flip4 is a good device for someone who’s looking to dip their toes into the world of folding phones but doesn’t want to pay the higher price tag of the Z Fold4.

Great 120Hz display, Smooth performance, Great cameras, A larger battery is a plus, Easily pocketable

Minimal design changes over Flip3, Overall battery life still isn’t the best, Cover Screen is good but still limited in functionality

Streamlined design makes the most of that foldable screen; Cover display more useful than before; Stellar everyday performance;

Camera versatility not as good as regular Galaxy line-up; Long-term durability an unknown; Is this really the best foldable form factor?;

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The Galaxy Z Flip4's distinctive design led Samsung to make some sacrifices, as we've already seen with its camera and heat dissipation. The battery is another, and possibly the one that could be more concerning for potential customers.

The Galaxy Z Flip 4 is one of the most interesting phones available. Where standard phones have become stale and boring, there’s something fun about unfolding the Flip. While you can do novel things with it propped up, such as taking photos at unusual angles and selfies with the rear camera, for the...

Pros: a great large screen that folds in half, good cover screen, IPX8 water resistant, good camera, different and fun, One UI 4 with five years of updates, nano sim and esim.

Cons: less durable than a regular phone, no dust resistance, no telephoto camera, only a day’s battery life, not much of an upgrade since last year.

The Galaxy Z Flip 4 doesn’t change a lot, but improvements to battery life and camera performance address the main flaws of last year’s model and should help convince anyone on the fence. I still have my doubts about durability, but right now foldables don’t get better than this.

Fast, flagship performance, Impressive battery life, Great main camera, Fun design

Durability still a doubt, 25W charging is sluggish, No telephoto

Josh Hendrickson / Review Geek I always liked the idea of foldable phones but questioned their usefulness. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 changed my mind and convinced me the concept is sound. It’s the foldable that makes sense for most people, and it actually solves a very real problem.

Fits in the pocket perfectly, Great fingerprint sensor, Runs like a champ, Affordable for a foldable

Battery life is good but could be better, Durability is still a question, Cameras could be better

The new folder from Samsung is its best yet. It looks sensational and works beautifully.

Stunning looks, Excellent cameras, Unbeaten pocketability

Pricey, Still not quite as strong as regular phones

Samsung has just released the most refined flip phone ever: the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4. But is it any good? Do you need one?