Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6

All this to say, I think the increased competition in the folding space is good for Samsung. These are fantastically refined devices that are almost as polished as nonfolding phones, but they're still not necessarily the phones I'd gravitate toward. The Motorola Razr+ has a bit more personality and a nicer cover screen, and I liked the OG Pixel Fold so much that I'm holding out for its sequel.

Even without a new main camera, Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold’s sleeker design, brighter screens and native stylus support are enough to maintain its rank as the best big foldable phone on the market.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 offers a decent upgrade with a cleaner design, top-end processing power, Galaxy AI smarts and the longest software promise around, but it’s beginning to fall behind the competition in key areas like camera, charging and foldable screen tech.

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 offers impressive AI features in a lighter, thinner design along with durability improvements. I also like the slightly wider front display, which is easier to use than past Folds. Based on my testing, this is the most well-rounded foldable around. But the $100 price hike doesn’t help, and the cameras are not flagship-level.

If you can get past the sticker shock, there's a lot to love about the Galaxy Z Fold 6. I just don't know how many people are willing to fork over $1,900 to experience it.

With a new, lighter, thinner and more durable design, as well as state-of-the-art performance and software support, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is, without a doubt, a terrific option for users looking to grab a capable and well-supported foldable smartphone.

The best version of Samsung’s book-style foldable – but the Galaxy Z Fold6 isn’t the leap forward fans were hoping for in light of rapidly improving rivals.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is the best foldable phone money can buy, thanks to its refined design, powerful internals, top-notch cameras, and superb screens.