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The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is exactly what I’ve wanted in a foldable, but I’m more excited for the Z Fold 9

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is easily the closest I've come to pulling the trigger on a foldable. But I still can't do it.

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is exactly what I’ve wanted in a foldable, but I’m more excited for the Z Fold 9

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 has been the subject of much attention following its unveiling at the company’s Unpacked event in July. This foldable device distinguishes itself with its short yet wide form factor, a departure from the previous Galaxy Folds and the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. While it isn’t the first wide foldable on the market, Samsung’s offering has gained popularity, especially as Apple prepares to enter the foldable market with its first-ever foldable device.

Despite the strong appeal of the Z Fold 8, the author of this review found themselves on the fence about pre-ordering the device, hinting at a possible anticipation for an even more advanced model in the future – the rumored Galaxy Z Fold 9.

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