Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 review: The compact foldable I've wanted all along
pros and cons
- Pocketable, practical design.
- Sharp, vibrant and bright screens.
- Features a less-reflective folding display with minimized crease.
- All-day battery.
- No telephoto camera.
- Punch-hole cutout on the inner display can be distracting.
- No built-in magnets for Qi2.2 charging.
aug / 2026
Seven years of folding phone innovation have led Samsung to finally embrace a wide-format design with its new Galaxy Z Fold 8. The compact, BlackBerry-esque phone unfolds into a mini tablet, with aspect ratios that feel more natural than its taller Fold 8 Ultra sibling. This isn't the first time we've seen a shorter, wider folding phone, but this is indeed the first time it appeals to a wider audience.
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