[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my z flip7 because it it so small when I put it in my pocket. I suck of large bulky phones so i chose to use one like this. Its also very durable for what it is. Ive had absolutely no issues with it for the past year and a half. Next year when my time is up I will Definitely be getting another from the z flip series.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I carry two phones one for work and one for personal. I went with the flip 7 because I wanted something that was smaller but didn't want to compromise on the screen size and so far it has been great. Over time I've found myself using its various folding features for taking pictures, multitasking and viewing media. Ive even used the outter screen way more than I expected. So overall I am happy with my purchase.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pretty indestructible. Been ran over multiple times,dropped,and is currently cracked on the back glass but main screen still works
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love my Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7! I chose this phone because I wanted something stylish, compact, and different from the usual smartphones, and it did not disappoint. The foldable design is so convenient, especially when I want to save space in my purse or pocket. The screen is beautiful, the phone feels fast and smooth, and the camera takes great pictures and videos. I also love how easy it is to use and customize.
Overall, I’m really happy with my choice. The Galaxy Z Flip7 is not only practical, but it also looks amazing and feels premium. If you’re thinking about switching to a foldable phone, I definitely recommend giving the Flip7 a try!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ll admit, when I first looked into getting a fold-able phone, I wondered if the flip design was just a novelty. But after using my Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, I can officially say I’m completely hooked. Here is why it’s easily one of the best tech upgrades I’ve made: Pockets Are Useful Again: The compact, folded size is unmatched. It fits effortlessly into jacket pockets, small bags, or even standard front pockets without feeling like a bulky brick. Cover Screen Magic: Being able to quickly check notifications, respond to messages, or glance at the calendar without fully opening the phone is a huge quality-of-life win. It keeps me efficient and stops me from getting sucked into endless scrolling. Hands-Free Camera (Flex Mode): Setting the phone down half-folded like its own tripod makes taking group photos, quick videos, or video calls so much easier. No leaning the phone against coffee mugs or hoping it doesn't slide down! The Satisfaction Factor: Honestly? Closing the phone to end a call or finish a task will never get old. That tactile flip closure is just pure fun. It completely changes how you interact with your phone every day. Are you team flip/fold yet, or are you holding onto standard slab phones? Let me know below! 👇
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose this phone because it allows a large screen with a small pocket size. We got two of these phones for the family and they have been working very well since our purchase last year.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upgrading from Flip 5 to Flip 7. I'm so glad I chose the Z flip series all those years ago. I loved the compact size of my Flip, fitting into nearly any pocket (sometimes even fake pockets) which is a real struggle for women everywhere. I'm so glad Samsung brought flip phones back and revitalized them to the modern world. So when my Flip 5 was starting to show its age, I need the Flip 7 was the only choice.
So far, my Flip 7 has all the great upgrades: lighter, sleeker build, better physical feel. One of theahor downsides to the Flip 5 was how much it overheated for just doing basic things (video playing, Android Auto, just regular charging), so far my Flip 7 is doing better though I notice the extreme heat with apps that require a little bit more power. Will be testing how it fairs with Android Auto which I know is a notorious consistent culprit.