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Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 line remains the flagship, with the Ultra model offering higher-end cameras and battery life. Other foldables from rival brands enter markets with new shapes, improved screens, and pricing shifts. Preorders and deals signal growing consumer interest, while reviews highlight both value and trade-offs.
Samsung has expanded its foldable lineup with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra, plus Z Flip 8, triggering price changes and new trade-in incentives. Independent and other outlets detail storage options, colorways, and regional deals as devices get pricier amid memory shortages.
A roundup of Pixel 11 Pro Fold reviews shows a safer, more durable design and stronger hardware, with AI features receiving mixed responses. The outer screen is brighter and the build quality is praised, but some critics note limited gains over prior folds. Battery life stays solid while camera performance remains variable.
Apple has unveiled the iPhone Duo, a passport-sized foldable that opens to a 7.6-inch horizontal display and runs new A20-class hardware and on-device Apple Intelligence. CEO John Ternus has positioned the Duo as a productivity device; preorders start Sept. 12, iPhone 18 Pro models ship Sept. 18 and the Duo will be available Oct. 23.