Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 5G

The 8.0-inch folding screen gives documents, videos and multiple apps substantially more room than a conventional phone. It is particularly useful for split-screen work and desktop-style browsing.

Seven years of operating-system and security updates make this a strong option for long-term ownership. Few phones offer better software longevity.

The 200 MP main camera, 12 MP ultrawide and 3x telephoto cover everyday photography well. Optical stabilisation helps keep low-light photos and handheld video steadier.

About 2.01 million on AnTuTu, 12 GB of RAM and UFS 4.0 storage deliver fast everyday operation and capable multitasking. The 16 GB option provides additional headroom for demanding users.

8K recording and 4K at up to 120 fps provide considerable flexibility for detailed footage and slow motion. The folding design can also help with hands-free framing.

The 25 W wired charging is difficult to justify at ₹162999, especially when considerably cheaper rivals offer much faster systems. A 20–100% charge takes about 74 minutes.

The 4400 mAh battery and roughly 11.44 hours of tested use are modest for a device built around a large folding screen. Wireless charging is convenient, but it does not address the limited endurance.

At ₹162999, much of the cost pays for the folding design rather than class-leading hardware in every area. Conventional flagships can offer stronger batteries, faster charging and longer zoom for much less.

The 120 Hz refresh rate is smooth and 2600-nit peak brightness aids outdoor use, but both are ordinary among premium rivals. The 1080x2520 resolution also sits below sharper QHD+ alternatives.