After a couple of years of stagnation, Samsung is back on track. This year's Galaxy Z Fold7 offers real upgrades and improvements in key areas that were lacking in the previous generations. The new Z Fold7 catches up with the competition in terms of portability and camera experience as it's now considerably thinner  and employs a higher-grade camera setup. In the process, Samsung was able to give us a bit more screen real estate too. Both the inner and the outer screens are now bigger.

 The upgrades don't stop there. The new Z Fold is equipped with better cameras as it borrows the Galaxy S25 Ultra's main ISOCELL HP2 200MP sensor. The auxiliary cameras are the same, but the ultrawide now supports autofocus, and that unlocks close-distance focusing.

 Moreover, the internal camera is now the same as the external one - 10MP, which is a solid upgrade over last year's 4MP. More importantly, the internal selfie cam is equipped with an ultrawide lens with significantly wider field of view.

Despite the decrease in weight and thickness, the Z Fold7 features the same battery capacity as last year 4,400 mAh, supporting familiar charging rates at 25W wired and 15W wireless