feels like a physical revelation, measuring a mere 8.9 mm when closed. By thinning the hinge and internal chassis, Samsung achieved a weight of 215 grams—strikingly lighter than the
. This reduction transforms the device from a chunky prototype into a truly usable slab phone when folded. The internal 8-inch display remains a powerhouse for multitasking, now running
. While the ultra-wide and telephoto lenses remain smaller than their slab-phone counterparts, the primary sensor's leap provides genuine flagship-level photography. The physical cost is a massive camera bump that creates significant wobble on flat surfaces, but for most users, the trade-off for superior image quality is worth the instability.
support entirely, likely to prioritize the thinner profile. More frustrating is the $100 price hike to a $1,999 base and the refusal to adopt silicon carbon battery technology, leaving it at a stagnant 4,400 mAh.