Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 7.6" 256GB 5G Unlocked Smartphone
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Our take on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 7.6" 256GB 5G Unlocked Smartphone
The Galaxy Z Fold 5 is Samsung's book-style foldable phone. It opens into a 7.6-inch inner screen and closes to a narrower outer display, with 256GB of storage and 5G. Its main edge over slab phones is multitasking: apps side by side, a taskbar and S Pen support on the big screen. Against rival foldables it is the most polished and water-resistant, but it is heavy, the outer screen is narrow, and the crease is still visible.
- Large 7.6-inch inner display for split-screen work
- Taskbar and S Pen support make it a small tablet
- Water-resistant folding design
- Solid cameras and all-day performance
- 256GB of storage with 5G
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What reviewers say
Reviewers treat the Fold 5 as the best-built book-style foldable, praising its big screen for multitasking and its improved hinge that closes flat. Most still call it a niche device: heavy, expensive, and awkward to use one-handed when closed.
- MultitaskingPraisedOwners say the large inner screen and taskbar make running two or three apps at once genuinely useful.
- WeightCriticisedReviewers call it heavy and thick when folded, and noticeable in a pocket.
- Outer screenMixedThe cover display is handy for quick checks but narrow for typing and browsing.
Questions and answers
- Is the Galaxy Z Fold 5 worth it over a regular flagship phone?
- If you regularly work in two apps at once or want a tablet that folds into a pocket, yes. If you mostly use one app at a time, a slab phone gives similar performance for less weight and money.
- How does it compare with the Z Fold 4?
- The Fold 5 closes flat with no gap, uses a revised hinge, and is slightly lighter. The screens and cameras are close, so Fold 4 owners have little reason to switch.
- Does it support the S Pen?
- Yes, the inner screen works with S Pen input, but the pen is sold separately and there is no slot to store it in the phone.
- Is it water-resistant?
- Yes, it carries an IPX8 rating for water, but it is not rated against dust, so keep it away from sand and grit.
- What is in the box?
- The phone, a USB-C cable and a SIM tool. There is no charger or case included.
- Can I use two SIM cards?
- Yes, it takes a physical nano-SIM plus an eSIM, so you can run two lines at once.
