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The fact that you mention how the smaller screen keeps your phone from distracting you is really appreciated! Not something you’d hear anyone else mention - it’s easy to get lost in specs and performance rather than talking about how the experience of using the phone is.
@@crabbypatty7535 while watching the video, this was the thing that stuck out to me so I wrote it in a comment! I did (of course) watch the whole video but I had nothing to add
I like Samsung’s thinking with the Z Flip series. It’s not focused on specs, it’s just for casual users that also want a phone with a nice design. As Arun has said before, it’s a fashion-focused phone. That’s why it has its Bespoke Edition to make it yours (although there’s only 75 combinations, but it’s still a nice option).
@@r1ftzy unfortunately most phones are around that price and most people who are casual users buy it through their carrier through a payment plan anyway? they’re not dropping $1000 outright
Wow... That whole perspective on the Z Flip being less distractive is actually really good. We all know how addictive the phones are. Its so easy to get lost in them when you didn't even plan on doing it. That small screen does seem to hit that sweet spot! But I am leaving my home in about 40 minutes to order my Fold 4 with the new Earbuds 2 Pro.
@@Nichodo it's better to get them directly rather than getting it online. You can feel them on your hand before purchasing it, or maybe if you like the experience of buying it directly.
Don't buy this phone it's a scam!!! If you drop it from waist height with a case on it they will void the warranty and ask for $660 CAD to fix the screen. Research, I think there is a class action lawsuit pending in Poland again Samsung for their foldable phones.
I gotta say, even with the many minor adjustments/upgrades, I was still impressed to see just how much Samsung is still able to improve these unique devices.
Minor improvements make for a more polished experience, that's why apple's phone are so nice to use, they've been ahead for a while and got the basics nailed. Most people don't need more than good basics
@@NoviceIdiot iPhones aren’t nice to use. It takes me a million attempts to try to copy and past some text. Now I don’t even try because it’s faster to just type out what I want to copy.
@@NoviceIdiot no. Android is easier to use. I like the universal back button for example. Apple has different back button depending on the app and that is only one example
When the original Fold came out, I thought there was no way this style of device would be as usable as a normal smartphone. But with Samsung's continuous refinement throughout the years, even I am considering buying this latedt version of the Fold. Well done, Samsung.
"Even I" a worth less no one Why do people speak like this in America "Even I" [ someone with no imagination who had no vision to start ] "Proven wrong" "Even I"
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Absolutely love the time, thought and care you put into your videos. The fast pace scene changes and great editing make this very easy to watch. Keep it up!
This is literally my dream phone. I love its concept. I'm glad Arun, one of my favourite tech youtuber made a whole video about it! One day I'll definitely buys this phone when I can afford it.
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I have the Flip 4 for couple of weeks now. Really enjoy it. Proping up camera is something I do every day - be it on video calls or to take photos. I adore the smaller size. It does overheat a bit and ends up throttling at times but not often enough where I would consider it a dealbreaker.
@@Izopen82 Wow, time flies, thanks for asking. It's working the same as first day - i.e. it does have overheating issues where it throttles during intense operations - camera can get slow taking photos because of it. Hinge physically seems just as stiff - no complaints - and I've dunked it under water, no water damage. The plastic screen protector which can be replaced is slightly scrapped up and in the corner of the fold you can see a small air gap - it may or may not grow, don't know yet as it only recently appeared. Replacing the screen protector will fix it. I've dropped it number of times and traveled with it across the world. I wish for a better battery life. I also wish for better cameras. But I just love the form factor and it's so easy to prop it for calls and photos - I am planning to upgrade to the next flip because of that and hopefully there will be some improvements.
@cactusjack5036 Hey, haha, I never expected to follow up. The Flip 4 I had for a year, and it went well. Travelled across Europe and even to Japan. For Flip 4, the screen protrector started peeling in the middle after about 7 months. Replaced it for free under warranty before trading Flip 4 for Flip 5 last year. Cooling is much better on Flip 5 as well as the performance is more stable as a result. Still, cooling and battery leaves a bit to be desired, but it's worth it for me. With Flip 5 I tried to be just as violent as I was with Flip 4 (swinging it wildy open with one hand back and forth as a stress toy) but after 2 months the middle screen went black and unresponsive. I put it in warranty, and they fixed it in 20 working days - delayed due to waiting for parts, apparently. Since the fixing, no more problems like that have arisen, but I stopped being violent with it. Also, for Flip 5, the screen protector doesn't start peeling off after 7 months at all - it's solidly on. And with Flip 5, I have travelled much of Europe too. In August, I will trade this in for Flip 6.
As a person who has and adores his Z Flip 3 I can see where Samsung has improved with the Flip 4. It's not much to really justify an upgrade as at the end of the day I don't really use my phone more than the basic needs of calling and texting the use of social media and streaming platforms. I love the idea of a modern Flip phone and hope many others will switch soon to it or maybe even the Fold. Now the one thing I will tell many who are planning or maybe even made the switch is that you need to be careful. After nearly a year of having my Flip 3 I noticed significant major scratches were the phone folds. At first I thought it was the screen protector which it was but now it's happening to the main screen also. Overall the product is amazing and I would not switch it for anything else but would like to see if they improved on that.
@@Forzamon42069 "low-end android for poor people" yikes not other people's fault that phones which are common for a lot of people's daily lives are extremely expensive nowadays. Plus there are people with money who don't even invest in this high spec phones because they don't care for it. Let's not judge people's financial status based on what they buy. This was such a silly ignorant comment lmao??
We watched and rewatched your review before my wife decided to buy the Flip4. Thankfully, expectations (based on your review) were realistic and she is very very happy with her phone. Of course, it helps muchly that: 1. the phone was free from a trade-in deal with the wireless company. She turned in her old S10 and got a spanking new Flip 4. What's not to like? Right? 2. In her professional world where almost everyone sports an iPhone, the Flip4 stands out like crazy. She's a teacher, so even the kids line up to take a peek.
I wish someone would make a small smartphone, that is either a foldable or just much smaller than the current flagship phones, but with the top end flagship cameras. It is a shame that the smaller phones always have less specced cameras.
@@akula4669 but it's good. If you want a good camera for a compact mobile and u want it to be affordable is like asking for free. It isnt very easy to put a battery with the ability to last you a day and a good camera with good ois camera in a small and compact phone
@@flippy9641 No, makes sense, the size does impact certain specs, but I never mentioned the price to be less as what the usual smaller phones are. Happy for top end costs, just a smaller device with a top camera for those who don't use the phone as much and don't need a large screen, but still want the best camera that exists in their pocket.
I had the zflip3 5g for 6 months and I was very satisfied. Now I preordered the zflip4 because it has better battery life and more memory (512). those 2 things were key for me. love the phone.
@@joiazs it depends what is for you "good camera". i do lots of photos and vacations and post also on insta and tiktok, so I used the camera a lot of the flip and in my opinion the camera is quite good for my needs! you can even make selfies with the good back camera when phone is closed!
I've always love the new innovative ideas samsung has done with this phone, the design and unique cool technology this phone has. My only concern with this type of foldable screens are the crease. I work as a repair tech and repaired Z flips. The most common issue is a black line of dead pixels along the crease of the screen. Long term the screen will start having issues which is unfortunate because I want one so badly but, I believe the technology for the screen is just not there yet.
Screen crease, easily scratched plastic screen, poor battery life and not much actual payoff other than different for different’s sake. Rollables are where the market needs to go, way superior variation of the multi-form factor phone. Foldables just feel inherently half baked, Z Flop and Fold 4 included.
I'm considering the Flip 4 to replace my original Z Flip. My Z Flip suddenly started to shut down when the phone is closed. Is it worth repairing? I love the Z Flip's size when folded so wouldn't hesitate in getting another.
@Hambert Hi Herbert. I jumped into the Z Flip 4! I've still got my original Z Flip for backup. I'm sure the fault mine has is easily repairable? Anyone who can answer this I'd be grateful. 👍🏻
Yo thats like a 180 degree turn for samsung. Samsung was known for its bad software until one ui even one ui was bad for couple of gens. They really upped their software game lol. I switched from samsung to apple. Is Bixby still there? 🤣🤣 Remember Bixby!!
Watching this on Z Flip 3. I'm playing the game of 'find 10 difference between these 2 phones' now, almost no difference at all! The main upgrade they need to do is remove the crease, but they still don't know how to do that. I'll buy the new one when they manage to remove the crease
Surprised that a 12% increase in battery is not counted as a valid reason for upgrading, but hey, I agree, the crease IS the most important upgrade that a foldable needs right now.
@@itsmyright2229 I don't understand how anyone can care about the crease? It's basically like a notch, it disappears when you use the phone. Except it literally disappears because unless you're viewing off angle you can't see it
@@propersod2390 i agree with you, I got used to my flip3's crease, and it is indeed barely noticeable when using the phone. However, not having a crease at all would be even better
@@VictorioLopes well of course not having it would be better. But it being there isn't a big deal at all. I don't own a flip or fold, I did see them at a store though and I almost forgot the crease even exists
I must say, the editing on your videos for the past year or so has been hella 🔥 Arun. Plus the energy that you portray in your video is topnotch, shows how how enthusiastic your still are and dedicated in creating these content that most other tech youtuber out there fails to deliver nowadays. Thank you for the time. 🔥🔥🔥
It feels different that the end recommendation video is gone but still in the context of the video I'm amazed on the information its given. I've been using samsung s22 and rethinking if its better than ios but, samsung is getting there and making android fully marketable compared to ios. Nice video boss!!
Your reasoning behind your review is fire !!! Wanting to stay more spiritually in tune and more present in the moment is EXACTLY why I got this phone your opinion is very encouraging to me that I made right decision
My main concern and what is preventing me from getting that phone is the long term durability of the screen. I remember hearing on the Z Flip 2 how screens were getting a visible crease in anywhere from a few months to a few days of normal usage. If I got that on my phone it would annoy me constantly and I'd never stop noticing it. So I'm not going to buy a folding phone until these kinds of issues can be fixed, and although they've mostly been fixed from what I can tell, mostly is not enough for me. I'd love to see more innovation from samsung though since this could be a great new market for companies to get into.
The crease is there the first day haha. It didn't get more noticeable for me, when I'm using it it just kinda fades into the background. For me not an annoyance.
@TecHome it may be an annoyance for you, but for me it really isn't. Many others agree too. Just because your view conflicts with mine doesn't make my opinion any less weak or valid.
You will hardly notice the crease...I don't know what eyesight you have if you can still see the crease while watching vids or playing games. Oh, the crease will look deeper if you keep of folding your phone, if you don't want a crease, never ever fold your phone right from the first time you bought it
Don't buy this phone it's a scam!!! If you drop it from waist height with a case on it they will void the warranty and ask for $660 CAD to fix the screen. Research, I think there is a class action lawsuit pending in Poland again Samsung for their foldable phones.
I love how you brought up the fact that are you trying to be more present in life, because that’s something I’m trying to explore and the fact that you can compare the phone to help you in situations like that really helps.
Don't buy this phone it's a scam!!! If you drop it from waist height with a case on it they will void the warranty and ask for $660 CAD to fix the screen. Research, I think there is a class action lawsuit pending in Poland again Samsung for their foldable phones.
The aggressive one hand flip works for me 100% of the time. Durability of the screen hasn't been a problem but the screen protector has cracked and peeled off after less than a year with the Flip3.
This is one of the most informative yet entertaining review / first impression video I've ever seen. I feel like i know everything I wanted to know & some more about this hardware! Great job Arun!
I think a perk that no one really talks about is how the main screen is protected from damage by allowing the exterior display to handle more trivial tasks. Granted, the interior screen can't handle shit for abuse and Samsung, for some reason, decided that the external screen should protrude from the frame...
True, there's basically no rival for Samsung foldables. They are literally the only one in the world who makes IP rated water resistant foldables. Seen other brands tried to copy them, but didn't get the same reception as Samsung.
I have the flip3. I wanted a small size to fit easily into my pocket. I have had it for about a year and am very happy with it. I don't use the camera, so it's specs don't worry me. I'll get the 4 as my next phone.
I want to see someone do a lifetime fold/unfold test with these latest generation screens. For someone who keeps phones for a min. of 5 years, it would be disappointing for the screen to start cracking within only a couple of years.
I can’t help but think that videos like these are such happy fairytale feeling expressions of creativity that they almost push you towards buying the phone. All the cinematic shots, outdoor clips, using props, clever graphics et cetera make these videos so far removed from reality it’s like almost watching an advertisement or a short movie. Reality is nothing like what is shown in this review~advertisement. Videos like these are perfect for inducing this amazing feeling of admiration almost reaching FOMO levels. This is what pushes people to spend money they don’t need to in order to buy these products. Brands know this and that is why they encourage such reviews and do all the paraphernalia surrounding media events.
This is a rough take. He’s not trying to get you to buy the phone. He reviews hundreds of them, you think he cares which one you buy? He makes the videos entertaining because normal people don’t want to watch a bland video that delivers the specs in a monotone voice and nothing else. Well except for you apparently
@@NazraT1704 First, I didn’t say that he is doing that on purpose. I am talking about the effect such videos have on the psyche of the viewers. It’s the subtle undertones that affect the viewer subconsciously. The hyperbolic statements, stresses about the new “features” that the phone gets etc. one has to apply a critical mind to understand that message. Sort of viewing against the grain. It’s almost unintended by the video maker as well. I agree that he doesn’t care which phone his viewers buy. But that’s not the point. He and all tech reviewers care about how their videos make you feel. The attempt to make them more than just a bland, factual review makes them advertisement like. He’s not pushing just one phone but everything he reviews. There is no personal insight about the product. Just hyperbole.
@@nipunsharma5351 I do kind of see what you’re saying, but personally I view it more as his personality and enthusiasm coming out than I do it being an advertisement. To me he is explaining the pros and cons so his viewers can be well informed, and he hyped up the stuff that he enjoys about the product because he enjoys it, not because he wants to sell us on it or make us feel a certain way, but just because he enjoys it. Sure there may be some subconscious want to convince us to enjoy it too, but I don’t think that’s a heavy influence. For instance, he’s always more critical of phone cameras, because he enjoys taking photos and using “gimmicky” features. So if he really hyped up a camera, it’s because it’s exciting to him, not because he thinks that will make us feel a certain type of way
I like that now Arun changes the background and makes short and informative videos. Great work Arun! (I’d like the outro to be a bit longer and with choices on which next video)
If they make a next flip with a bit more functionality with the outer screen, and a more invisible fold mark, and a better camera. I think I could see why something like this could be useful for vlogs due to the versatility of the different ways this can be be used to shoot content.
Flip 4 owner here...you can't see the fold at all while you use your phone, but you can feel it while scrolling. Oh...if you want zero fold mark, never ever fold your phone. I'm not that being sarcastic, but when I bought my phone, it has no fold line at all, you can't feel anything in the middle...UNTIL I started folding it.
I'm honestly just waiting for them to fix the extreme crease before I pull the trigger on getting one. I know myself too well. I get super distracted by things like a small scratch somewhere on my screen or minor burn-in. So there's no way the crease wouldn't kill my enjoyment as it currently is.
I've had my z flip 4 for about a month now. I switched from an iPhone 13 pro and the ZF4 feels WAY more high quality. Don't listen to the people who say it's not a good idea.
7:44 what you say about Samsung with flip phones is probably 100% on point I remember me and my mates bickering about the first foldable Samsung made and I said yeah it’s stupid prices but think about in 5-10-15 years time where foldables will start becoming mainstream cause they get so good Samsung will be at the front in price and quality, surprised apple hasn’t tried getting on with it too with this mindset just in case
Apple is a very late trend setter. They wait for other brands to perfect the tech and then they release it just like that. They really don't need innovations anymore because they dominate the market so much. It's like turtle hare race type of situation. Apple is just lazy
I love that samsung continues to maintain these two lines of foldable phone. Feels like the good old days when not every product had to be for every single person and variety was embraced more.
I see Samsung with the foldables the way Song was with the mirrorless cameras. The "only" one in the market and slowly getting better until no other brand can compete anymore.
Some impressive foldable developments at Motorola with the Razr 2022, looks equivalent to the fold 4 but sadly is only released in China at the moment. So yes Samsung is the only real competitor in the segment for now
you say that when Arun straight-up said that these are minor upgrades over the last year? Your commend would have made much more sense in last year's foldable smartphones videos
@@itsmyright2229 interesting point, i see what you mean but to me the increase in battery counts as a major change when there really isn't much else to do, i think the final step for foldables is for them to get the same tech as other phones in the same price range
I really enjoy the ideas on the z flip and I've been like so this since the start. To see this much useful upgrades coming at once, is really great! When they make the hinge mechanism better like the rzor phone, I think I might start saving to buy one.
Now this looks promising! I'll wait a few years more and maybe my next phone will be a flip phone like this. I can especially see the mindfulness if they let you restrict the outer screen!
I've got a ZF3, It has way more features than I will ever require. However, that flip fold open/close is absolutely the hero smart phones need right now! 💯
I love my Z-Flip3! Battery's not that noticeable and its better than carrying a long phone everywhere I go it's no different then a Gameboy advanced, that alone is enough for me to to keep supporting the new iterations of it. I still have a GS8 running perfectly so I hope to push the flip to the same limits, after 5yrs you've definitely made up the cost difference in phone's.
the quality of production in this video is mindblowing. I guess most are so immersed in the content, that they do not notice how planned the whole editing process was
I’m in the same boat as you as far as wanting to be less distracted, so hearing your thoughts on that second screen makes it very tempting to go for the flip 4 for my next upgrade. However I’ll probably wait to see if they fix the scratches on the screen that everyone mentions
Have a Alcatel A406D. Flip phone. Google assistant, Google maps, talk to text, all day battery goes to 6 days if you turn off Wi-Fi, etc., etc. Twenty bucks brand new from Tracfone. Problem free for over 2 years and saved thousands to boot. Thanks for the comprehensive review. Good info indeed.
I love the concept of these flip/foldable smart phones. But my question is, How long will it last? From what I've heard about previous models of these foldable phones is that the screen becomes damaged in about a year, due to the fold. I hate that I'm so scared about this because I would love the galaxy z flip.
@@BelkyRealm I know someone who has a damaged screen on their relatively new foldable phone. But it might be one of the older Models. I do believe that the more recent models have a long enough lifetime to be worth it, but there's still that lingering doubt. By the time I'm able to afford one, I'm sure those doubts will have gone and I'll rush to the shops to buy one. 😁
@@lennonhorrocks3754 Yeah I agree, older models were definitely not ready for the market, thankfully these new models have no longer any similar issues on my own!
Very good phone with real new improvements in design and software. The use of the external display is incredible and finally it is really useful.i hope in some years it will become the standard so i will finally have the chance to buy an entry level version. This is a status symbol as iphone for now
I was actually considering flip series to switch but then when i look up the sparepart prices, which is quite expensive for me... i decided against it, but it still exciting regardless, i hope in the future more improvements means more affordable and reasonable sparepart price as well
guess what you wont need spare parts. i dont even have a case for it, it is always folded shut, so it proects the screen from drops cracks , screen scratches,,, any scracth on the outside is a battle scar that i love. waer and tear makes this bretter
The fact that you actually close the phone must indicate something in your brain that helps you detach from it a little bit, it actually sounds healthy in a way I feel like I’m a slave of my phone, whenever I get a notification I can’t help myself from looking at it even if I’m busy and then I realize I’ve procrastinated and wasted time for the last half an hour.
Totally agree with #2! Ever since i got my flip phone, i am less distracted and i don't open my phone and click on a random social media app as much as i did before. 😍
That's so sad that you had that problem before. You must have such little self-control and discipline. I don't think you will ever make more than $60k in a year in your life.
@@TheUrbanEpicure Social media apps are just as addicting as any drug, we just had no idea that it could be that way until several years later. Also please remember that there are brains that are literally wired differently and just because they're different doesn't mean that's bad. They just have different strengths and weaknesses than yours.
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Samsung > iPhone
I think you should z fold 4 video
Samsung < IPhone
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The fact that you mention how the smaller screen keeps your phone from distracting you is really appreciated! Not something you’d hear anyone else mention - it’s easy to get lost in specs and performance rather than talking about how the experience of using the phone is.
you didn't even see full video
He did
@@crabbypatty7535 while watching the video, this was the thing that stuck out to me so I wrote it in a comment! I did (of course) watch the whole video but I had nothing to add
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I love how the second screen is now more usable than the first gen!
Also try reviewing the fold 4 will be interested on your opinions on it!
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@@everything_huawei_pro4743 Lol nice joke stan
@@karansharma-je1se you mean nice fact?
@@everything_huawei_pro4743 google play services?
I like Samsung’s thinking with the Z Flip series. It’s not focused on specs, it’s just for casual users that also want a phone with a nice design. As Arun has said before, it’s a fashion-focused phone. That’s why it has its Bespoke Edition to make it yours (although there’s only 75 combinations, but it’s still a nice option).
A casual user won't buy a $1000 phone
@@r1ftzy Exactly
i would literally buy it just because of the design, it's so cute 😭
@@r1ftzy you think all iphone 13 users are content creators? Or gamers?
@@r1ftzy unfortunately most phones are around that price and most people who are casual users buy it through their carrier through a payment plan anyway? they’re not dropping $1000 outright
Wow... That whole perspective on the Z Flip being less distractive is actually really good. We all know how addictive the phones are. Its so easy to get lost in them when you didn't even plan on doing it. That small screen does seem to hit that sweet spot!
But I am leaving my home in about 40 minutes to order my Fold 4 with the new Earbuds 2 Pro.
why do you need to leave your home when you can just get them Online?
@@Nichodo it's better to get them directly rather than getting it online. You can feel them on your hand before purchasing it, or maybe if you like the experience of buying it directly.
Don't buy this phone it's a scam!!! If you drop it from waist height with a case on it they will void the warranty and ask for $660 CAD to fix the screen. Research, I think there is a class action lawsuit pending in Poland again Samsung for their foldable phones.
Test the battery before committing!
@@TheFed39z flip 5 moment
I gotta say, even with the many minor adjustments/upgrades, I was still impressed to see just how much Samsung is still able to improve these unique devices.
Minor improvements make for a more polished experience, that's why apple's phone are so nice to use, they've been ahead for a while and got the basics nailed. Most people don't need more than good basics
@@NoviceIdiot iPhones aren’t nice to use. It takes me a million attempts to try to copy and past some text. Now I don’t even try because it’s faster to just type out what I want to copy.
@@NoviceIdiot no. Android is easier to use. I like the universal back button for example. Apple has different back button depending on the app and that is only one example
@@PeopleRTheProblem have you tried using iOS 15? I find it's pretty great there
I love how Arun makes tech reviews so much fun to watch. I can watch even if I’m not interested in the product
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Agreed his content is so good 😊
how have you got 20+ likes in 2 mins???
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When the original Fold came out, I thought there was no way this style of device would be as usable as a normal smartphone. But with Samsung's continuous refinement throughout the years, even I am considering buying this latedt version of the Fold. Well done, Samsung.
I will buy only after the screen scratches at a level 6 and deeper grooves at level 7
I saw the exact same comment somewhere else and I don't know who's the bot
@@PlayerJ1 haven't you ever heard about jerry rigs everything??
Once the crease is gone I’ll think about getting one. That’s like buying a brand new car with an oil leak.
"Even I" a worth less no one
Why do people speak like this in America
"Even I" [ someone with no imagination who had no vision to start ]
"Proven wrong" "Even I"
I feel like this would be great for emulating Nintendo DS games.
z fold is much better for that
This would be better for a Nintendo SP. The Zfold4 would be like the DS
Recently I saw this phone, and held it and was amazed that technology has come this far.
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It’s not out yet 🤣🤣
@@kevinnanayakara4652 maybe it’s not out to the public but some people surely have early access to it
@@user-ng8gm9pb4v no I’ve seen videos this is the embargo period and only people that review phones have a hands on experience
0:23 did him dirty🥶🤣
5:06 his voice did him dirty 💀
If you wanna be successful, you most take responsibility for your emotions, not place the blame on others. In addition to make you feel more guilty about your faults, pointing the finger at others will only serve to increase your sense of personal accountability. There's always a risk in every investment, yet people still invest and succeed. You most look outward if you wanna be successful in life.
Sure! Is a better way to counter this foreseen inflation, because all this wars everywhere are politics.
Living in one's "comfort zone" is a contributing cause to the plight of young people.
Fear is a total failure when you give up Ambitiousness; and Success is a game of dice, you throw your $coin while your investment decides your goal.
@@samiraabubakar2963 they said when you invest little money you earn big,
Can't even imagine how it is possible
Ahh, more content I can't afford 💪
Have positive thoughts u might get it on ur doorstep
This will blow up for sure
This is headshot relatable
Just like the simulations
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Absolutely love the time, thought and care you put into your videos. The fast pace scene changes and great editing make this very easy to watch. Keep it up!
I agree, the video editing is great!
I actually find his energy to be a bit too much and forced compared to older vids.
Editing is top notch though.
This is literally my dream phone. I love its concept. I'm glad Arun, one of my favourite tech youtuber made a whole video about it! One day I'll definitely buys this phone when I can afford it.
Literally who asked
@@larsb.1972 No need to be rude.
@@larsb.1972 No need to be rude.(2)
@@larsb.1972 No need to be rude.(3)
@Lars B. No need to be rude.(4)
I can't wait to see how the future of Foldables and Flip phones will be in the next few years. Samsung once again nailing it!
Liked your comment for the (later half ie) samsung nailing it part.
😁😁😁😁
No Hari Krish your F
Hii
They will be forgotten as the weird gimmick nonsense that they are
I like how this was released before the Unpacked event even started lol
Haha that's mrwhosetheboss for you!
Lol
Ikr....
Bruh
@@𠔁 😂😂😂
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I have the Flip 4 for couple of weeks now. Really enjoy it. Proping up camera is something I do every day - be it on video calls or to take photos. I adore the smaller size. It does overheat a bit and ends up throttling at times but not often enough where I would consider it a dealbreaker.
Been 7 months since your comment. How's your Z Flip 4 holding up?
@@Izopen82 Wow, time flies, thanks for asking.
It's working the same as first day - i.e. it does have overheating issues where it throttles during intense operations - camera can get slow taking photos because of it.
Hinge physically seems just as stiff - no complaints - and I've dunked it under water, no water damage.
The plastic screen protector which can be replaced is slightly scrapped up and in the corner of the fold you can see a small air gap - it may or may not grow, don't know yet as it only recently appeared. Replacing the screen protector will fix it.
I've dropped it number of times and traveled with it across the world. I wish for a better battery life.
I also wish for better cameras.
But I just love the form factor and it's so easy to prop it for calls and photos - I am planning to upgrade to the next flip because of that and hopefully there will be some improvements.
Been a year how's your phn
@@MartinzWhello man , it’s been almost 2 years , how is your phone?😂
@cactusjack5036 Hey, haha, I never expected to follow up. The Flip 4 I had for a year, and it went well. Travelled across Europe and even to Japan. For Flip 4, the screen protrector started peeling in the middle after about 7 months. Replaced it for free under warranty before trading Flip 4 for Flip 5 last year. Cooling is much better on Flip 5 as well as the performance is more stable as a result. Still, cooling and battery leaves a bit to be desired, but it's worth it for me. With Flip 5 I tried to be just as violent as I was with Flip 4 (swinging it wildy open with one hand back and forth as a stress toy) but after 2 months the middle screen went black and unresponsive. I put it in warranty, and they fixed it in 20 working days - delayed due to waiting for parts, apparently. Since the fixing, no more problems like that have arisen, but I stopped being violent with it. Also, for Flip 5, the screen protector doesn't start peeling off after 7 months at all - it's solidly on. And with Flip 5, I have travelled much of Europe too. In August, I will trade this in for Flip 6.
0:01 - POV youre driving ur car and a britshman does a phone ad for you
jk jk, love you aaron, one of my fav tech reviewers on yt 💕
Amazing video as always Arun 🙌🏻🔥
Why hello there, love ur videos!
Collab any time soon?
hayls, when u upload video about z flip 4
Hi Hayls 🙂👍
I love you !
As a person who has and adores his Z Flip 3 I can see where Samsung has improved with the Flip 4. It's not much to really justify an upgrade as at the end of the day I don't really use my phone more than the basic needs of calling and texting the use of social media and streaming platforms. I love the idea of a modern Flip phone and hope many others will switch soon to it or maybe even the Fold. Now the one thing I will tell many who are planning or maybe even made the switch is that you need to be careful. After nearly a year of having my Flip 3 I noticed significant major scratches were the phone folds. At first I thought it was the screen protector which it was but now it's happening to the main screen also. Overall the product is amazing and I would not switch it for anything else but would like to see if they improved on that.
Thanks for the detailed and honest comment. I was mostly concerned about the scratches!
The only phones that really need to exist are this, the iPhone, a OnePlus, and a shitty flip phone and low-end Android for poor people
@@Forzamon42069 let people buy what they like. It isn't about who is better, it's about if people can enjoy a product.
@@Forzamon42069 "low-end android for poor people" yikes not other people's fault that phones which are common for a lot of people's daily lives are extremely expensive nowadays. Plus there are people with money who don't even invest in this high spec phones because they don't care for it. Let's not judge people's financial status based on what they buy. This was such a silly ignorant comment lmao??
Holy shit I already pissed off 2 people. Let's see how many more get pissed lmao
We watched and rewatched your review before my wife decided to buy the Flip4. Thankfully, expectations (based on your review) were realistic and she is very very happy with her phone. Of course, it helps muchly that:
1. the phone was free from a trade-in deal with the wireless company. She turned in her old S10 and got a spanking new Flip 4. What's not to like? Right?
2. In her professional world where almost everyone sports an iPhone, the Flip4 stands out like crazy. She's a teacher, so even the kids line up to take a peek.
MKBHD and Arun: *upload before the samsung event even starts*
Samsung: *ah shit here we go again*
Samsung is the one that wants them to do this
lmao so true
1:00 imagine getting hit again by a tram or something lol
I wish someone would make a small smartphone, that is either a foldable or just much smaller than the current flagship phones, but with the top end flagship cameras. It is a shame that the smaller phones always have less specced cameras.
Asus zenfone 9/ iPhone 13 mini
Same! I bet it's because higher-end specs take up a lot of physical space in a phone
@@oldbot64 They are very good, but still not on the same level of the their own top flagship iPhone 13 Pro Max.
@@akula4669 but it's good. If you want a good camera for a compact mobile and u want it to be affordable is like asking for free. It isnt very easy to put a battery with the ability to last you a day and a good camera with good ois camera in a small and compact phone
@@flippy9641 No, makes sense, the size does impact certain specs, but I never mentioned the price to be less as what the usual smaller phones are. Happy for top end costs, just a smaller device with a top camera for those who don't use the phone as much and don't need a large screen, but still want the best camera that exists in their pocket.
I had the zflip3 5g for 6 months and I was very satisfied. Now I preordered the zflip4 because it has better battery life and more memory (512). those 2 things were key for me. love the phone.
Hi. Would you please comment on the battery life with your flip phone
Wow phones these days have 512 GB storage? I still use my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and it has 16 GB -
@@rini_neovidream wow, I only need 230 GB alone for my photos and videos 😂
Would you recommend getting the phone when one of my must haves is a good camera?
@@joiazs it depends what is for you "good camera". i do lots of photos and vacations and post also on insta and tiktok, so I used the camera a lot of the flip and in my opinion the camera is quite good for my needs! you can even make selfies with the good back camera when phone is closed!
This man somehow makes phone reviews really entertaining!
Bro didn’t finish the whole vid LMAOOOOO
@@Domorutofacts
@@Domoruto LMAOO 💀
He is unique ❤️😎
Wished he did Laptop Reviews which are soporific as well.
0:55 The girl in the yellow laughing at Arun's antics.
Hm
What?
Is it just me or the Android noise was just too realistic, 2:37
Same
u can change notif sound on samsung
Scared the hell out of me 😂
I've always love the new innovative ideas samsung has done with this phone, the design and unique cool technology this phone has. My only concern with this type of foldable screens are the crease. I work as a repair tech and repaired Z flips. The most common issue is a black line of dead pixels along the crease of the screen. Long term the screen will start having issues which is unfortunate because I want one so badly but, I believe the technology for the screen is just not there yet.
Screen crease, easily scratched plastic screen, poor battery life and not much actual payoff other than different for different’s sake.
Rollables are where the market needs to go, way superior variation of the multi-form factor phone.
Foldables just feel inherently half baked, Z Flop and Fold 4 included.
I'm considering the Flip 4 to replace my original Z Flip. My Z Flip suddenly started to shut down when the phone is closed. Is it worth repairing? I love the Z Flip's size when folded so wouldn't hesitate in getting another.
@@npr1300A8 Wow an original Flip survivor! How has it been? Any more problems than film replacement? How did you deal with that?
@Hambert Hi Herbert. I jumped into the Z Flip 4! I've still got my original Z Flip for backup. I'm sure the fault mine has is easily repairable? Anyone who can answer this I'd be grateful. 👍🏻
I’ve been watching you for about a year now, and I need to say, your content is some of the most high quality and engaging on TH-cam. So Thank you.
My man literally looking like the rock for a second 4:58
Ikr fr
Yeah that is funny
Yes as everything have its benefits and detriments, but a thing I really like about Samsung is the software.
Yo so was not expecting you here
Yo thats like a 180 degree turn for samsung. Samsung was known for its bad software until one ui even one ui was bad for couple of gens. They really upped their software game lol. I switched from samsung to apple. Is Bixby still there? 🤣🤣 Remember Bixby!!
@@vishi9842 no *google assistant*
Fun fact
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
The 2nd small screen on the flip kinda works like a smartwatch
Watching this on Z Flip 3. I'm playing the game of 'find 10 difference between these 2 phones' now, almost no difference at all! The main upgrade they need to do is remove the crease, but they still don't know how to do that. I'll buy the new one when they manage to remove the crease
Surprised that a 12% increase in battery is not counted as a valid reason for upgrading, but hey, I agree, the crease IS the most important upgrade that a foldable needs right now.
True
@@itsmyright2229 I don't understand how anyone can care about the crease? It's basically like a notch, it disappears when you use the phone. Except it literally disappears because unless you're viewing off angle you can't see it
@@propersod2390 i agree with you, I got used to my flip3's crease, and it is indeed barely noticeable when using the phone. However, not having a crease at all would be even better
@@VictorioLopes well of course not having it would be better. But it being there isn't a big deal at all. I don't own a flip or fold, I did see them at a store though and I almost forgot the crease even exists
I must say, the editing on your videos for the past year or so has been hella 🔥 Arun. Plus the energy that you portray in your video is topnotch, shows how how enthusiastic your still are and dedicated in creating these content that most other tech youtuber out there fails to deliver nowadays. Thank you for the time. 🔥🔥🔥
2:37
Hii
@@yqcrashing Man just timestamped the Samsung notification sound 💀
It feels different that the end recommendation video is gone but still in the context of the video I'm amazed on the information its given. I've been using samsung s22 and rethinking if its better than ios but, samsung is getting there and making android fully marketable compared to ios. Nice video boss!!
iOS is for children and grandparents.
nah GOS and battery is still draining on my s22+ and it doesnt even lasts for 6 hrs screen time meanwhile IOS lasts for 10hr 😭
@@justgocoolla you can disable GOS lmao.
@@pollumG says the android kid
@@CleansCash IOS is just like a Regular phone but Android is like a PC
Your reasoning behind your review is fire !!! Wanting to stay more spiritually in tune and more present in the moment is EXACTLY why I got this phone your opinion is very encouraging to me that I made right decision
4:29 I actually did it while I was at a Samsung Experience Store.
7:29 -“And most of them were Samsung”
- I thought they would be iPhone 6s, they both have the same bending capabilities
😤😹
Underrated comment 😂
I know the ref, mate.
My main concern and what is preventing me from getting that phone is the long term durability of the screen. I remember hearing on the Z Flip 2 how screens were getting a visible crease in anywhere from a few months to a few days of normal usage. If I got that on my phone it would annoy me constantly and I'd never stop noticing it. So I'm not going to buy a folding phone until these kinds of issues can be fixed, and although they've mostly been fixed from what I can tell, mostly is not enough for me. I'd love to see more innovation from samsung though since this could be a great new market for companies to get into.
The crease is there the first day haha. It didn't get more noticeable for me, when I'm using it it just kinda fades into the background. For me not an annoyance.
@TecHome it may be an annoyance for you, but for me it really isn't. Many others agree too. Just because your view conflicts with mine doesn't make my opinion any less weak or valid.
You will hardly notice the crease...I don't know what eyesight you have if you can still see the crease while watching vids or playing games. Oh, the crease will look deeper if you keep of folding your phone, if you don't want a crease, never ever fold your phone right from the first time you bought it
Don't buy this phone it's a scam!!! If you drop it from waist height with a case on it they will void the warranty and ask for $660 CAD to fix the screen. Research, I think there is a class action lawsuit pending in Poland again Samsung for their foldable phones.
@@delilah28100why would he buy it then?
I love how you brought up the fact that are you trying to be more present in life, because that’s something I’m trying to explore and the fact that you can compare the phone to help you in situations like that really helps.
Don't buy this phone it's a scam!!! If you drop it from waist height with a case on it they will void the warranty and ask for $660 CAD to fix the screen. Research, I think there is a class action lawsuit pending in Poland again Samsung for their foldable phones.
Arun you made me fall in love with Samsung and I can never ever use another type of a phone, you really give details in a unique way. Thumbs up 👍🏾
The aggressive one hand flip works for me 100% of the time. Durability of the screen hasn't been a problem but the screen protector has cracked and peeled off after less than a year with the Flip3.
I tried doing the one hand flip...almost dislocated my wrist. How can you guys do that so easily?
@@delilah28100 same way that people can flip open a switchblade with one hand
@@delilah28100😂😂
@@delilah28100😂you lie
This is one of the most informative yet entertaining review / first impression video I've ever seen. I feel like i know everything I wanted to know & some more about this hardware! Great job Arun!
I think a perk that no one really talks about is how the main screen is protected from damage by allowing the exterior display to handle more trivial tasks. Granted, the interior screen can't handle shit for abuse and Samsung, for some reason, decided that the external screen should protrude from the frame...
True, there's basically no rival for Samsung foldables. They are literally the only one in the world who makes IP rated water resistant foldables. Seen other brands tried to copy them, but didn't get the same reception as Samsung.
I have the flip3. I wanted a small size to fit easily into my pocket. I have had it for about a year and am very happy with it. I don't use the camera, so it's specs don't worry me. I'll get the 4 as my next phone.
Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else ❤️💯
This is an ultimate device from Samsung ❤️ most fascinating feature of this device is it's display and fold. Love to have this device in my hand ❤️❤️
I want to see someone do a lifetime fold/unfold test with these latest generation screens. For someone who keeps phones for a min. of 5 years, it would be disappointing for the screen to start cracking within only a couple of years.
Are you going to fund this lol.
7:36 "They have no relevant competitors" My nintendo DS
lmfao
I can’t help but think that videos like these are such happy fairytale feeling expressions of creativity that they almost push you towards buying the phone. All the cinematic shots, outdoor clips, using props, clever graphics et cetera make these videos so far removed from reality it’s like almost watching an advertisement or a short movie. Reality is nothing like what is shown in this review~advertisement. Videos like these are perfect for inducing this amazing feeling of admiration almost reaching FOMO levels. This is what pushes people to spend money they don’t need to in order to buy these products. Brands know this and that is why they encourage such reviews and do all the paraphernalia surrounding media events.
This is a rough take. He’s not trying to get you to buy the phone. He reviews hundreds of them, you think he cares which one you buy? He makes the videos entertaining because normal people don’t want to watch a bland video that delivers the specs in a monotone voice and nothing else. Well except for you apparently
@@NazraT1704 First, I didn’t say that he is doing that on purpose. I am talking about the effect such videos have on the psyche of the viewers. It’s the subtle undertones that affect the viewer subconsciously. The hyperbolic statements, stresses about the new “features” that the phone gets etc. one has to apply a critical mind to understand that message. Sort of viewing against the grain. It’s almost unintended by the video maker as well.
I agree that he doesn’t care which phone his viewers buy. But that’s not the point. He and all tech reviewers care about how their videos make you feel. The attempt to make them more than just a bland, factual review makes them advertisement like. He’s not pushing just one phone but everything he reviews. There is no personal insight about the product. Just hyperbole.
@@nipunsharma5351 I do kind of see what you’re saying, but personally I view it more as his personality and enthusiasm coming out than I do it being an advertisement. To me he is explaining the pros and cons so his viewers can be well informed, and he hyped up the stuff that he enjoys about the product because he enjoys it, not because he wants to sell us on it or make us feel a certain way, but just because he enjoys it. Sure there may be some subconscious want to convince us to enjoy it too, but I don’t think that’s a heavy influence.
For instance, he’s always more critical of phone cameras, because he enjoys taking photos and using “gimmicky” features. So if he really hyped up a camera, it’s because it’s exciting to him, not because he thinks that will make us feel a certain type of way
I like that now Arun changes the background and makes short and informative videos. Great work Arun! (I’d like the outro to be a bit longer and with choices on which next video)
I think Samsung should implement secondary display below camera instead of beside it to make it a little bigger in next generation.
nice to see we're back to flip phones
We're evolving, just backwards
If they make a next flip with a bit more functionality with the outer screen, and a more invisible fold mark, and a better camera. I think I could see why something like this could be useful for vlogs due to the versatility of the different ways this can be be used to shoot content.
Flip 4 owner here...you can't see the fold at all while you use your phone, but you can feel it while scrolling. Oh...if you want zero fold mark, never ever fold your phone. I'm not that being sarcastic, but when I bought my phone, it has no fold line at all, you can't feel anything in the middle...UNTIL I started folding it.
You can change clocks and add up to 7 apps I believe on outside screen
Well the z flip 5 is coming August 2023
Moto RAZR 2022 but not in, US...
I'm honestly just waiting for them to fix the extreme crease before I pull the trigger on getting one. I know myself too well. I get super distracted by things like a small scratch somewhere on my screen or minor burn-in. So there's no way the crease wouldn't kill my enjoyment as it currently is.
6:07 that's so cool in my opinion.
U can plug any mouse into a samsung phone and it will do the same thing😮
I've had my z flip 4 for about a month now. I switched from an iPhone 13 pro and the ZF4 feels WAY more high quality. Don't listen to the people who say it's not a good idea.
The selling of these foldable phones also depends on the number of issues coming related to the quality of the hinge and hardware components.
I had a z3, the screen fell apart twice. I now have an s22+
7:44 what you say about Samsung with flip phones is probably 100% on point I remember me and my mates bickering about the first foldable Samsung made and I said yeah it’s stupid prices but think about in 5-10-15 years time where foldables will start becoming mainstream cause they get so good Samsung will be at the front in price and quality, surprised apple hasn’t tried getting on with it too with this mindset just in case
yeay. and then folding iphone will cost $3000 😂
@@rixyrohaizie these jokes dont make sense any more there are multiple android flagships costlier than iphone.
Apple is a very late trend setter. They wait for other brands to perfect the tech and then they release it just like that.
They really don't need innovations anymore because they dominate the market so much. It's like turtle hare race type of situation. Apple is just lazy
My smart watch does for me what that 2nd screen does in terms of distractions. Love it.
Agreed 100%
That was my thinking when he was showing that feature….it’s all on a smart watch and you don’t have to pull you phone out
I love that samsung continues to maintain these two lines of foldable phone. Feels like the good old days when not every product had to be for every single person and variety was embraced more.
Your videos are getting into another league. Excellent thoughtful info, even better the entertaining presentation.
I see Samsung with the foldables the way Song was with the mirrorless cameras. The "only" one in the market and slowly getting better until no other brand can compete anymore.
Hii
Some impressive foldable developments at Motorola with the Razr 2022, looks equivalent to the fold 4 but sadly is only released in China at the moment. So yes Samsung is the only real competitor in the segment for now
its kinda scary how fast these are improving
also, i just wanna say this video seems like such a big step up in quality than normal
you say that when Arun straight-up said that these are minor upgrades over the last year? Your commend would have made much more sense in last year's foldable smartphones videos
@@itsmyright2229 man the salt
@@thecrinjemasterjay yeah
@@itsmyright2229 salt
@@itsmyright2229 interesting point, i see what you mean but to me the increase in battery counts as a major change when there really isn't much else to do, i think the final step for foldables is for them to get the same tech as other phones in the same price range
Switched to a Z Flip 4 from a 12 Pro Max and i do miss iOS but the Flip 4's design makes up for it. Also it's pretty easy to use.
I really enjoy the ideas on the z flip and I've been like so this since the start. To see this much useful upgrades coming at once, is really great! When they make the hinge mechanism better like the rzor phone, I think I might start saving to buy one.
Now this looks promising! I'll wait a few years more and maybe my next phone will be a flip phone like this. I can especially see the mindfulness if they let you restrict the outer screen!
It would be massively appreciated if some of the TH-camrs do a video on how these foldables are doing on long term usage .
MrMobile has been using foldables as his main phone since the first Fold. He has long term reviews of them
Also Linus has been mostly daily driving a fold. Seems to be doing well for him
@@mixxed_nuts Thanks
@@oglcn11 👌
I bought samsung z flip3 and i do not feel regret buying this phone until now. I love the flex mode and also the ability to fold the phone to half.
Ayy nice lowkey shoutout to Hayls World @5:32
Now that's a phone. Major step-up from the flip, the slide, and the classic flat. Haven't seen a smartphone look that gadgety in a while.
8:05 The case survived gras collision, wow! Must be good🤔
Samsung always making this world a better place💯✨🔥
There’s just something about your voice at 5:15 That just makes me laugh
Sorry, 5:06
06:24
Minecraft community is now so happy 😊😊👍🏼
I've got a ZF3, It has way more features than I will ever require. However, that flip fold open/close is absolutely the hero smart phones need right now! 💯
Now, this is something i would consider buying. Just because of second display!
Keep it up man! Believe me I did learn a thing or two about my phone from your videos. Thanks!
Hi!
Hello.😄
🦄😭
I love my Z-Flip3! Battery's not that noticeable and its better than carrying a long phone everywhere I go it's no different then a Gameboy advanced, that alone is enough for me to to keep supporting the new iterations of it. I still have a GS8 running perfectly so I hope to push the flip to the same limits, after 5yrs you've definitely made up the cost difference in phone's.
Hit me up 👍 and receive your package
the quality of production in this video is mindblowing. I guess most are so immersed in the content, that they do not notice how planned the whole editing process was
Love the reviews!
I like the track pad feature when you fold it. Regarding the features usability, it might be good if you're casting your screen 😄
I think it might be easier to use with a s pen.
6:00 🤔 did that swipe not register? 😅
I’m in the same boat as you as far as wanting to be less distracted, so hearing your thoughts on that second screen makes it very tempting to go for the flip 4 for my next upgrade. However I’ll probably wait to see if they fix the scratches on the screen that everyone mentions
Have a Alcatel A406D. Flip phone. Google assistant, Google maps, talk to text, all day battery goes to 6 days if you turn off Wi-Fi, etc., etc. Twenty bucks brand new from Tracfone. Problem free for over 2 years and saved thousands to boot. Thanks for the comprehensive review. Good info indeed.
I love the concept of these flip/foldable smart phones. But my question is, How long will it last? From what I've heard about previous models of these foldable phones is that the screen becomes damaged in about a year, due to the fold.
I hate that I'm so scared about this because I would love the galaxy z flip.
The fold is actually a lot more resistant than most people think
@@BelkyRealm I know someone who has a damaged screen on their relatively new foldable phone. But it might be one of the older Models.
I do believe that the more recent models have a long enough lifetime to be worth it, but there's still that lingering doubt. By the time I'm able to afford one, I'm sure those doubts will have gone and I'll rush to the shops to buy one. 😁
@@lennonhorrocks3754 Yeah I agree, older models were definitely not ready for the market, thankfully these new models have no longer any similar issues on my own!
So it is a terrible design flaw.
@@DummyJimmy_ nah only the old ones broke not the new ones they last more than a year
Very good phone with real new improvements in design and software. The use of the external display is incredible and finally it is really useful.i hope in some years it will become the standard so i will finally have the chance to buy an entry level version. This is a status symbol as iphone for now
I made the upgrade from the s 20 fe to the z flip 4 and the phone so far is amazing
I was actually considering flip series to switch but then when i look up the sparepart prices, which is quite expensive for me... i decided against it, but it still exciting regardless, i hope in the future more improvements means more affordable and reasonable sparepart price as well
guess what you wont need spare parts. i dont even have a case for it, it is always folded shut, so it proects the screen from drops cracks , screen scratches,,, any scracth on the outside is a battle scar that i love. waer and tear makes this bretter
@@amandaburleson2035 not that spare parts. But spareparts if something goes wrong with the phone and i need to service it. It will costs a lot...
Upon after watching this introduction of the new Samsung flip 4 and fold I am perfectly satisfied within the new design and appearance of the phone
@@𠔁 I don’t think I will.
@@𠔁 ok
Which game is he playing at 6:57 ?
COD Mobile
Gumslinger
The fact that you actually close the phone must indicate something in your brain that helps you detach from it a little bit, it actually sounds healthy in a way I feel like I’m a slave of my phone, whenever I get a notification I can’t help myself from looking at it even if I’m busy and then I realize I’ve procrastinated and wasted time for the last half an hour.
Totally agree with #2! Ever since i got my flip phone, i am less distracted and i don't open my phone and click on a random social media app as much as i did before. 😍
That's so sad that you had that problem before. You must have such little self-control and discipline. I don't think you will ever make more than $60k in a year in your life.
@@TheUrbanEpicure Social media apps are just as addicting as any drug, we just had no idea that it could be that way until several years later. Also please remember that there are brains that are literally wired differently and just because they're different doesn't mean that's bad. They just have different strengths and weaknesses than yours.
I like the Samsung fold because it’s very small and portable
Forgot how awesome foldable phones were 😄
Flip 5 will be a good upgrade for those who already has Flip 3. I am not seeing myself upgrading to Flip 4. Imagine a bigger outer screen on Flip 5 :)
Thinking the same, maybe for the 5 i may upgrade, not for this.
When could the 5 come out? I’m debating how long I can wait
@@Marilynefc 5 will be released in August 2023
Another banger of a video, Arun. You never fail to impress us. Keep up the good work man!!!