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Me, London and the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: A Day of Discoveries

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Me, London and the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: A Day of Discoveries
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Andrew Lanxon/CNET Table of Contents Marginal physical changes, important hinge updates Cameras and AI tricks Battery life boost Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: My early conclusion I immediately like the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra more than the last model. And it’s for such a tiny reason that I didn’t expect would make any difference. I’ve spent 48 hours with Samsung’s top-end foldable and I’ve put in a lot of footsteps around London, testing it as much as I can, from its enormous inner display to the upgraded rear cameras.

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Andrew Lanxon/CNET Table of Contents Marginal physical changes, important hinge updates Cameras and AI tricks Battery life boost Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: My early conclusion I immediately like the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra more than the last model. And it’s for such a tiny reason that I didn’t expect would make any difference. I’ve spent 48 hours with Samsung’s top-end foldable and I’ve put in a lot of footsteps around London, testing it as much as I can, from its enormous inner display to the upgraded rear cameras. There’s certainly a lot to like, but with its higher $2,100 starting price, there needs to be. Here’s what I’ve discovered about the Z Fold 8 Ultra from my testing so far, though keep in mind I’m continuing to test the phone over the coming days as part of the full review.

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