As similar as it might look at first glance to its predecessor, it turns out that Samsung's hot new Galaxy Z Flip 4 is slightly more fragile than last year's Z Flip 3.
catastrophically failed to survive a few days of regular useeven being released to the general public? That was only three years ago, and although they're certainly not perfect , the hot new Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4 5G are living proof of the incredibly fast evolution of a class of mobile devices that no one really expected toLargely praised in our in-depth review a while back for its subtle but important design refinements and other incremental upgrades,...
is today following its bigger and more advanced sibling into Zack Nelson's JerryRigEverything wringer.Even with Labor Day in the rearview mirror, Samsung is offering huge discounts on its newest and hottest foldables. The Z Flip 4 is available with up to $700 off with trade-in. On top of that, you get $150 Samsung Credit with the purchase of this phone. In a bundle with the Buds 2 Pro or Watch 5, you get 30% off on the earbuds or smartwatch.
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