The Samsung Galaxy Fold speaks for itself in a silent product video

[Redaktion]

Samsung has released a video showing off the new Galaxy Fold and demonstrated some device usage as well. Features like App continuity, camera, and Samsung Dex are briefly shown. While the video does not go into too much detail, and is actually silent for the most part, it does give a glimpse of what to expect when the device is made available later this year.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-Samsung-Galaxy-Fold-speaks-for-itself-in-a-silent-product-video.410702.0.html

[S.Yu]

Uh-oh, the headphone jack's gone.
Also at 0:50 it seems that the back of the phone isn't entirely flat in the open state

[Leonardo22]

It may seem that is not entirely flat but it may be because of how both lateral sides are curved that gives you that illusion. In other sequences of the video i have the impression that the angle is not really 180° but those details are really littleness expecially when comparing it to huawei foldable phone that really is folded upwards after being opened and not really in a clean way. I don't know why this jack is so important that everyone have to sink any phone that doesn't have it. OF course it may be an hassle for someone who was used it but you have to  with wireless headphones or similar. I wasn't impressed seeing the Galaxy f only by images but after this video i think it could be very practical considering the flowing form of the curves that could fit really well in hand and pockets. The form once closed seems ergonomic, once opened efficient and pleasingwhen browsing, the overall assembly very premium. However i don't think this may be the very best project of a foldable phone, seems overcomplicated but in the end not confused and twisted like i previously thought they would make it, like the huawei foldable is (imo)

[S.Yu]

It may seem that is not entirely flat but it may be because of how both lateral sides are curved that gives you that illusion. In other sequences of the video i have the impression that the angle is not really 180° but those details are really littleness expecially when comparing it to huawei foldable phone that really is folded upwards after being opened and not really in a clean way. I don't know why this jack is so important that everyone have to sink any phone that doesn't have it. OF course it may be an hassle for someone who was used it but you have to  with wireless headphones or similar. I wasn't impressed seeing the Galaxy f only by images but after this video i think it could be very practical considering the flowing form of the curves that could fit really well in hand and pockets. The form once closed seems ergonomic, once opened efficient and pleasingwhen browsing, the overall assembly very premium. However i don't think this may be the very best project of a foldable phone, seems overcomplicated but in the end not confused and twisted like i previously thought they would make it, like the huawei foldable is (imo)

The jack is important because almost every decent set of earphones/headphones come with the 3.5 or now sometimes 2.5 balanced(easily converted to 3.5). BT products are over 100% overpriced by measure of audio quality. I would accept dual type C ports if they guarantee a clean signal but not just removing a port, and such large devices could certainly fit 2 ports.

[Leonardo22]

It may seem that is not entirely flat but it may be because of how both lateral sides are curved that gives you that illusion. In other sequences of the video i have the impression that the angle is not really 180° but those details are really littleness expecially when comparing it to huawei foldable phone that really is folded upwards after being opened and not really in a clean way. I don't know why this jack is so important that everyone have to sink any phone that doesn't have it. OF course it may be an hassle for someone who was used it but you have to  with wireless headphones or similar. I wasn't impressed seeing the Galaxy f only by images but after this video i think it could be very practical considering the flowing form of the curves that could fit really well in hand and pockets. The form once closed seems ergonomic, once opened efficient and pleasingwhen browsing, the overall assembly very premium. However i don't think this may be the very best project of a foldable phone, seems overcomplicated but in the end not confused and twisted like i previously thought they would make it, like the huawei foldable is (imo)

The jack is important because almost every decent set of earphones/headphones come with the 3.5 or now sometimes 2.5 balanced(easily converted to 3.5). BT products are over 100% overpriced by measure of audio quality. I would accept dual type C ports if they guarantee a clean signal but not just removing a port, and such large devices could certainly fit 2 ports.

Ok, didn't know those things precisely, now it's more clear