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| Two big issues with the Galaxy Z Fold 2 |
After the Galaxy Z Fold 2 premiered at an (Unpacked) event last month, the event focused more on the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra, and Samsung hosted another virtual event for more information about the Galaxy Z Fold 2 phone. It is the successor to the original Galaxy Fold. Which was launched with great enthusiasm in September of last year.
This phone marks a change in the market as Samsung continues to push the limits of its capabilities for smartphones and smartphone displays. Given that Samsung made the best displays on the market, it makes sense to make some headway in glass. from.
Although the original (Galaxy Fold) release is a masterpiece in itself, plenty of hassle and sacrifice remains. Note, however, that you must wear white gloves when using the phone to avoid fingerprints and stains on the phone. Glass and protective grille. broken.
Another big problem is that the front screen is relatively small, and it's almost as useless as the notification screen on the Galaxy Z Flip, as Samsung has brought us almost everything we've learned over the past year and we've brought a lot. The new Galaxy Z Fold 2 is improved in all aspects. But it still has two big problems.
The first question:
It's no secret to innovating and willing to spend a lot of money across borders, because in addition to paying licensing fees and acquiring spare parts, companies like Samsung also have to spend a lot of money. Money in development, research and practical work. It's time to apply these smartphones. Logically, the original Galaxy Fold is priced around $ 2,000.
Although many people hope that Samsung will somehow lower prices. The price of the new Galaxy Z Fold 2 is $ 2,000, an increase of $ 20 from the previous price. However, with this money, in some countries, you can buy used cars instead of very stylish smartphones.
Just because the smartphone market is accustomed to prices starting at $ 1,000, that doesn't make spending $ 2,000 on a second-generation product easy, and there may not be much that can be done. And it's clearly not a product for users (every day), just like Samsung. The Galaxy S20 has these markets covered and you can upgrade to (Note 20) for business users or stylus users.
second question:
Although the Galaxy Z Fold 2 has introduced many improvements imaginable, there is still an issue here, which is the curvature, the screen cannot fold flat, the gap between the two screens is small, and the price is low. The usage is very high and the mobile phone with brand new sports technology makes the Galaxy Z Fold 2 prone to cracking the screen and possibly causing severe damage.
Example: Samsung fixed this issue with the Galaxy Z Flip and Z Flip 5G despite the smaller screen. But we also see that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 can reduce the same frizz in two different ways.