I’m surprised how quickly the Galaxy Z Fold has started to feel like Samsung’s Galaxy Note.
Maybe it was adding support for the S Pen with the Galaxy Z Fold 3, but Samsung’s first and largest foldable has begun to feel more extraneous and more niche the more work the company does to make it aesthetically pleasing and impressively durable. It feels like the best part of the Z Fold form factor — the larger screen — might be better applied in a different device altogether, just like the stylus of the Galaxy Note.
