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Posted by pst
 - September 16, 2023, 18:54:12
how can you give this 89% when samsung uses very low pwm frequency of 120Hz instesd of dc dimming or like other companier very high frquenciy?
Posted by YUKI93
 - August 30, 2023, 09:31:20
Quote from: Adam11111 on August 28, 2023, 09:11:18I have compared S23 base, S23 plus, S23 Ultra, and Fold 5 (internal screen). I have opened Chrome web browser and the same webpage on all 4 phones. I assumed the bigger the screen the more content will be shown. Unfortunately this is not the case. All 4 phones showed almost the same amount of text, on bigger screens the text simply was larger.

I have tried changing system scaling and system font size. This does nothing to the apps and web browser. It only changes size of system text.

What is the point of bigger screen if there is no way to see more web content?

It seems foldables makes sense only for gaming and using split screen option to run 2 apps at the same time.
Video watching is problematic due to large black bars.


That's why I sold my Galaxy Fold and got an LG V50 with its detachable Dual Screen case. With the LG, I can easily multitask two different apps in a normal smartphone aspect ratio without any problem. I can even use the main screen as a Bluetooth-supported touch gamepad for Honkai Star Rail and Assoluto Racing, which is something I never able to do on any foldable phones.

You have to remember that most app developers still have no interest in developing apps for larger screens, be it foldable or tablet or even Desktop Mode. LG really got the right idea all along, it's just that pretty much all popular sellouts on YouTube dismissed it as a so-called "gimmick".
Posted by YUKI93
 - August 30, 2023, 09:28:15
Quote from: LL on August 28, 2023, 16:09:31It also do not have DEX...


Only the Z Flip5 doesn't have it despite having wired video output capability. Fold already has DeX since day one.
Posted by asdfsdkgjhdfkl
 - August 30, 2023, 03:50:35
Quote from: LL on August 28, 2023, 16:09:31It also do not have DEX...


It actually does have Samsung DeX...
Posted by LL
 - August 28, 2023, 16:09:31
It also do not have DEX...
Posted by kek
 - August 28, 2023, 15:13:03
Imagine paying +1500$ to have a 120Hz PWM screen lol.

Samsung is sure full of lazy managers who cant even do or approve something so basic as DC Dimming.
Posted by toto1234
 - August 28, 2023, 13:46:48
These prices are getting ridiculous.
It's still a phone, with weak performance and a castrated OS.

How can a phone cost twice as much as a decent laptop ?
What could possibily justify this ?
Posted by Adam11111
 - August 28, 2023, 09:11:18
I have compared S23 base, S23 plus, S23 Ultra, and Fold 5 (internal screen). I have opened Chrome web browser and the same webpage on all 4 phones. I assumed the bigger the screen the more content will be shown. Unfortunately this is not the case. All 4 phones showed almost the same amount of text, on bigger screens the text simply was larger.

I have tried changing system scaling and system font size. This does nothing to the apps and web browser. It only changes size of system text.

What is the point of bigger screen if there is no way to see more web content?

It seems foldables makes sense only for gaming and using split screen option to run 2 apps at the same time.
Video watching is problematic due to large black bars.



Posted by Redaktion
 - August 27, 2023, 17:29:35
From a design and technical point of view, the Galaxy Z Fold5 has looked to the Fold4 for inspiration. Although Samsung's newest foldable smartphone has improved in only a select number of areas, the Galaxy Fold5 shines with virtues familiar to the Fold series. Read here to discover whether it's a worthwhile purchase.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-Galaxy-Z-Fold5-review-Small-steps-toward-being-the-best-foldable-smartphone.743358.0.html