Google Pixel 4a vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3

Battery doesn't seem like that high of a number, because it's not uh the one plus nord i just reviewed - had like a 25 bigger battery. I wasn't expect...

Both foldables are refined versions of their predecessors, with better software and features, but more importantly, they're also notably cheaper. Though the Z Fold 3's $1,800 price still kept it out of reach of most consumers, the clamshell Z Flip 3 launched with a price tag of $999, finally giving consumers a foldable option at the same starting price as an iPhone 13 Pro.

Where there's like a lot of bright and dark things in the same scene, this is where google software really shines, if you're just taking regular photo...

You can clearly see it whenever you look for it and it exhibits this pixelation through the gaps in the pixels that i talked about in that full video....

Google claims phone battery last 24 hours, not even close. 12hours max so far with data and bluetooth turned off and shuting down some other bells and whistles. I don't use my phone much. Spotify check out FB

Speaking of which, the battery life is amazing and it will last you a normal day no problems.

you can have this phone for years and be happy and trouble free! My cons: * Small! I was used to the Moto's larger screen. This is so small. I should have gone into the store to look at the phones - I'd have gone with a larger screen Pixel. I'm older and have eye issues and this 4a is so cute and just tiny

Appreciate a good camera setup? Keep looking. The S Pen doesn't even function on the tiny front screen where you'd almost need it most. I haven't had a new phone in three years and my outdated note was sooo much better at everything EXCEPT for work BUT you can't hardly even find a way to prop this up to use it for a tiny work station on the go. Finally this thing is so cumbersome to carry around you're probably headed for back problems

They sound like junk, even compared to the cheaper Pixel 4a. The processor is becoming a problem for me already.

Samsung increased the refresh rate on the exterior display to 120Hz, so everything on it feels smooth; the main compromise when using it is that it’s just really hard to type on. Swipe-typing helps, but Samsung’s built-in keyboard still isn’t as good as Gboard at accuracy, and you’ll want to stick with Samsung’s keyboard since it has better options when in tablet mode.

I suspect the screen and slight lip might be enough to reduce the friction so that even small vibrations can send it off in some direction but I've never caught anything actually doing it, and I didn't have the problem with my old phone (maybe it liked me more?) It's a cute source of jokes in my house. I've had the phone for about a week and a half and so far am liking it a lot. Pros: Nice weight, good responsiveness Cons: Misinterprets light touches, turns off while looking at it. The cons might be something I just need to hunt down settings for

I have a Galaxy note 20 ultra and I bought the fold out of curiosity, I thought maybe it's a gimmick, after using it about a month I thought wow this is pretty heavy and a little bulky with the case and the s pen holder so I decided to sell the fold and went back to using the note which I live and still love so I'm very conflicted and the fact is that selling either of these is easy but u take a beating on the money u get back on a sale. If you still reading thanks and if I sound confused it's because I am but that said the fold three is really a technologically Superior phone and that said I'm back to using it over the note 20 and will continue to use it I recommend the phone it's a big investment but I think you'll enjoy it ,thanks.