Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 is the first foldable from the company that a long-term reviewer actually carried daily for a full year. That is not a small thing. Every prior Fold got swapped out. This one stayed.
The full review breaks down exactly where Samsung succeeded, where it fell short, and why those specific failures matter more now than they did at launch. The details on the shortcomings are worth reading because they are not about specs. They are about decisions.
The real reason to read this: the author is already worried Samsung will repeat the same mistakes on the Fold 8. That concern, grounded in 12 months of daily use, is more useful than any pre-release spec sheet.
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