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Samsung introduced three new foldable smartphones: the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold8, and Galaxy Z Flip8, each designed for distinct use cases. The Z Fold8 Ultra emphasizes large displays and camera performance, the Z Fold8 offers a new aspect ratio and lighter weight, while the Z Flip8 focuses on portability and cover display usability. The devices were reviewed by tech creator ‘더신자’, who assessed their design, performance, and software features.

The reviewer noted that while all three belong to the foldable lineup, their personalities differ significantly. The Z Fold8 stood out with its shorter vertical and wider horizontal aspect ratio, described as cute and distinctive. The Z Fold8 Ultra refined the existing foldable design with improved build quality, while the Z Flip8 retained its fashion-forward appeal despite minor external changes. The Z Fold8’s new ratio notably enhanced content consumption and typing, making it ideal for media and reading.

Camera performance varied across models. The Z Fold8 Ultra featured the strongest setup with a 200MP main, 50MP ultrawide, and 3x optical zoom telephoto lens, excelling in high-resolution and zoom photography. The Z Fold8 lacked a telephoto lens but delivered satisfactory image quality, particularly when reviewing photos on its 4:3 display. The Z Flip8’s camera system was adequate for casual use but did not match the Fold8 Ultra’s versatility.

Battery life and charging improved in the Z Fold8 Ultra with a 5,000mAh battery and 45W wired or 20W wireless charging, while the Z Fold8 offered a 4,800mAh battery in a lighter 201g body. The Z Flip8 maintained a 4,300mAh battery but saw no significant gains in endurance. All models handled daily tasks smoothly, though high-load activities like gaming or extended camera use generated noticeable heat.