When comparing images of the two devices side-by-side, the differences are immediately apparent. But is the choice really just between a short, wide device and a tall, slender one?
The answer is no. While the design might sway your preference, each device offers distinct features that extend beyond just appearance.
Curious about our take on them? Check out our reviews of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra.
The design
It’s evident that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and 8 Ultra have distinct appearances, which makes them ideal for different uses.
The Fold has consistently been marketed as a productivity tool, and Samsung has enhanced this focus with the ‘Ultra’ version. The dimensions and weight of 215g match those of the Z Fold 7, providing an 8-inch internal display that doubles the area of two 6.5-inch cover screens placed side by side.
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This results in a much better option for multitasking, a key aspect of many screen-based productivity tasks. Features like ‘Now Nudge’ are specifically crafted to leverage this, enabling a seamless transition to a practical split-screen view with a single tap of the AI-generated prompt.
