Samsung GALAXY FOLD, has, unfortunately, the same problem as Huawei MATE X, the advantage that many people claim for Korean phones being completely canceled by what we see in the image below. I told you yesterday that the Huawei MATE X has a crease in the middle of the screen, exactly where it folds when it is closed, but as you can see, the Samsung GALAXY FOLD has exactly the same problem when it is opened by users.
Samsung GALAXY FOLD, it is designed not to close completely, at the base being a partition that prevents the actual breaking of the screen, but that does not exempt it from having a crease in that very area. The images do not show the problem of the Samsung GALAXY FOLD that well because Samsung took care to keep people who tried to take pictures of the phone at a distance, unlike Huawei, which presented its product up close for everyone.
Samsung GALAXY FOLD has a crease right in the middle of the screen
Samsung GALAXY FOLD, has practically the same problem as the Huawei MATE X because both foldable phones have plastic screens, and they cannot be protected in any way from problems of this kind. The glass would never have been able to bend like that without problems, and the material used for the Samsung GALAXY FOLD screen does not return to its normal shape after bending, as is the case with the Huawei MATE X, so all customers will have to be very aware of what they will buy.
Samsung GALAXY FOLD, was regarded by some as the more "premium" phone of the two, but without this "advantage" of the screen that does not have a crease, it becomes even clearer that the Huawei MATE X is the better choice. It is very possible that apart from the Samsung GALAXY FOLD and Huawei MATE X, the other foldable phone models also have the same problems with creases in the screens due to bending.
Samsung GALAXY FOLD, was announced by Samsung as being ready for launch in April at prices starting from 2000 euros, but it remains to be seen how many people will be interested in it.
