When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 this summer, I only needed a few seconds to realize that it had the same problem as every other Samsung foldable: A crease down the middle of the display where it folds.
We’ve seen and felt the crease for years, and we’ve accepted it because it’s the only way to make foldable phones right now. That might be one reason why Apple hasn’t yet released a foldable iPhone. The crease is a design flaw that impacts the look of the phone as well as the user experience.
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 have less pronounced creases than their predecessors. But you can still see and feel the crease. I wasn’t expecting Samsung to improve the crease significantly in the near future, but I might have been wrong. The Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition (SE) foldable that Samsung just unveiled in Korea apparently features an almost crease-less design.
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