1,500.00$
Descubra el smarthpone que cambiará el futuro. El equipo más avanzado, líder mundial en biombos plegables, pone en la palma de su mano el rendimiento más potente, el cristal plegable único y la batería de larga duración.
Samsung Warranty is active until December 7, 2021!
The device is NOT refurbished! It’s not a clone nor a replica – it is original device! Google Account Unlocked and all passwords free!
New! Never Used! Has NO scratches, cracks, or any other damages on the screen and housing! GSM Unlocked! No cracks! Free Fast Shipping! Warranty! Clean ESN! 256GB! See real pictures!
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Includes:
Clean for activation on Verizon and any GSM carriers in the world(T-Mobile, AT&T, Lycamobile, Metro Pcs, Ultra Mobile, Home, Clara, NET10, Cricket, Simple Mobile, Vodafone, Movistar, Airtel, Unefon, Claro, !dea, MTS and many other carriers). We don’t guarantee work on the specified carriers such as: C-Spire, Straight Talk, Tracfone, Boost Mobile, Metro PCS, Xfinity, Google Fi.
Descubra el smarthpone que cambiará el futuro. El equipo más avanzado, líder mundial en biombos plegables, pone en la palma de su mano el rendimiento más potente, el cristal plegable único y la batería de larga duración..1,2
Una nueva generación móvil se despliega ante ti.
El Galaxy Z Fold2 plegado tiene una pantalla de 6.2 pulgadas y es un teléfono inteligente de vanguardia. 3 Su gran pantalla es muy adecuada para juegos, escritura y comunicación.
Con la pantalla de cristal ultrafina plegable de 7,6 pulgadas de Samsung, puede ver contenido como nunca antes con la pantalla AMOLED dinámica 2x. Además, emite menos luz azul, por lo que puede disfrutar de horas de experiencia con la tableta para reducir la fatiga visual.
*Imagen simulada con fines ilustrativos.
con la pantalla Infinity Flex
Un orificio de cámara minúsculo, sin ranura y con el bisel aún más fino. Menos distracciones visuales para que puedas sumergirte en la pantalla.
desde 11 Hz hasta 120 Hz y más5
La pantalla inteligente detecta lo que haces y optimiza la tasa de refresco. Disfruta de la mejor visualización y ahorra batería.
El inicio de un nuevo movimiento
Un diseño de precisión para un movimiento increíblemente fluido
La bisagra de la punta del Galaxy Z Fold 2 se puede plegar perfectamente y está llena de fluidez. Esta bisagra oculta tiene la tecnología más avanzada en teléfonos inteligentes plegables.
la base del modo Flex
Plegado, desplegado o en modo Flex: la tecnología CAM te permite bloquear la pantalla en multitud de ángulos.2
Diseñado para darte toda la flexibilidad
El modo Flex te permite plegar el Galaxy Z Fold2 para sostenerlo en el ángulo que quieras (o para no tener que sostenerlo).2 Pliega el dispositivo para usar el modo Flex en la pantalla principal y hacer una videollamada de Google Duo con manos libres. O pasa a la pantalla de cubierta frontal para ver cómodamente tu programa favorito.6
*Imagen simulada con fines ilustrativos.
*Google Duo es una marca registrada de Google LLC.
*Fotografía tomada con el Galaxy Z Fold2. Capas simuladas añadidas con fines ilustrativos. La interfaz real puede ser diferente.
Despliega todo un mundo de nuevas posibilidades
Abre una aplicación en la pantalla de cubierta y despliega el dispositivo para verla en pantalla grande con la interfaz optimizada. Las dos pantallas trabajan de manera fluida para mantener la continuidad de las aplicaciones.7
Gracias al diseño multiventana mejorado y a la continuidad de aplicaciones, puedes abrir dos aplicaciones a la vez en la pantalla de cubierta, pasarlas a la pantalla principal, abrir una tercera en pantalla dividida y trabajar o jugar con solo un toque.10,11
*Imagen simulada con fines ilustrativos. La interfaz real puede ser diferente.
abre varias aplicaciones a la vez
Ahora puedes abrir hasta 3 aplicaciones simultáneamente y guardar el diseño de divisiones para presentarlas siempre de la misma forma.12
traslada archivos fácilmente
Se acabó el navegar por distintos menús para trasladar contenido de una aplicación a otra. Usa tu dedo para arrastrar y soltar fácilmente el contenido entre aplicaciones.13
Aprovecha al máximo los tiempos de respuesta más rápidos y la acción fluida de la pantalla principal de 120 Hz14 o conecta un mando Bluetooth y los Galaxy Buds Live, con latencia mejorada, para jugar en tiempo real como nunca.
*Galaxy Buds Live de venta por separado.
*Mando de venta por separado.
Un rendimiento jamás visto en un smartphone
Para algunos dispositivos, el 5G no es más que una quimera. Galaxy Z Fold2 lo integra de serie. La conectividad, velocidad y fiabilidad de Galaxy Z Fold2 despliegan ante ti el futuro de las comunicaciones.15
Su novedosa batería inteligente aprovecha toda la potencia del sistema dual para acompañarte durante todo el día. Combina la potencia de dos baterías en una duradera fuente de alimentación de 4500 mAh (típica).16 Gracias a su IA mejorada, Galaxy Z Fold2 ahorra energía para que jamás te quedes sin batería cuando la necesites.1
Descubre el mundo desde un ángulo más interesante
Despliega tu Galaxy Z Fold 2 y usa las dos pantallas para que todos puedan ver la foto antes de pulsar el obturador. Encuadra con la pantalla principal. La pantalla de cubierta mostrará la vista previa para que todos puedan poner su mejor sonrisa antes de hacer la foto.
*Fotografía tomada con el Galaxy Z Fold 2. Capas simuladas añadidas con fines ilustrativos. La interfaz real puede ser diferente.
Un smartphone revolucionario con enfoque de vídeo continuo. Solo tienes que tocar el icono de Encuadre automático: la cámara te seguirá a ti o al protagonista del vídeo manteniendo el encuadre y el foco. Si entran más personas en escena, el zoom se abre para grabarlos a todos y se cierra cuando desaparecen de plano.17
Por ejemplo, la pantalla externa ya no es una miniatura, sino que es una pantalla con un tamaño más tradicional que tiene más utilidad y permite utilizarlo como un teléfono tradicional.
Además, la pantalla interna ya no cuenta con la horrenda ceja, sino que tiene solo una cámara frontal integrada a través de un orificio que hace que todo sea más inmersivo.
Gracias a estos y otros cambios, las pantallas son más grandes que antes en un cuerpo que no crece demasiado. Inclusive, la pantalla interna ahora tiene el recubrimiento de vidrio y plástico similar al del Galaxy Z Flip y Galaxy Z Flip 5G que ofrece más resistencia y rigidez.
Regresando un poco a las pantallas, la pantalla externa tiene una tasa de actualización de 60Hz como la del Galaxy Note 20, mientras que la pantalla interna sí tiene una tasa de actualización de 120Hz como la del Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Esto significa que esa tasa de actualización es adaptativa para cambiar según lo que estás haciendo. Samsung dice que esa tasa de actualización varía de 11Hz hasta 120Hz para extender la duración de la batería y ofrecer la mejor experiencia.
Vale la penar tener en cuenta que esta tasa de actualización de 120Hz (adaptativa) se puede colocar solo con resolución Full HD+ y que si seleccionas 60Hz la tasa no estará cambiando según lo que haces.
En el uso, la pantalla externa ayuda muchísimo en el uso porque ya no es necesario abrirlo para tener una experiencia adecuada. Sin embargo, esa pantalla es más delgada de lo normal, así que escribir a veces es un reto. Lo bueno es que esto también ayuda a que controlarlo con una mano sea más simple que con otros teléfonos grandes, aunque se siente muy extraño sostener un celular que es tan grueso cuando está cerrado.
| Color | Mystic Black, Mystic Bronze |
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iamaustin –
Where do I start? I’ve owned iPhones since the original came out more than a decade ago. I’m also a developer and I loathed most of their developer policies, so I consider myself someone who appreciates good design and usability as opposed to your run of the mill fan boy. This whole review is from the perspective of someone making a switch.Hardware: The phone itself, while feeling substantial, is actually quite pleasant to hold and use. I had a popsocket wallet and case on my iPhone 11 which made it feel no lighter than this phone, sans case but with pop-wallet. The phone is super fast, just as fast if not snappier than my iPhone 11. It has 12gb of memory, and from what I can tell, and it gets used. This is probably an artifact of running each process sandboxed but with iOS you literally have no visibility unless you apply a developer profile to the phone.Cameras: The cameras seem good, but honestly I think I prefer the iPhone better. For now. I don’t really understand the different modes of the camera and I also don’t understand why pictures look so much better after they are taken than when they are on the view finder. iPhone wins here, hands down. That being said: the iPhone seems like a great vacation phone. Simple and geared towards consumption and entertainment, with a great camera to boot. From the pictures I’ve taken, I can tell this thing can produce great snaps however it certainly isn’t as simple as on the iPhone. So while this will be a great «urban life» phone and hopefully will take those impromptu photos that occasionally pop up – the only ones I ever really share or look at again are ones from vacations, and I don’t plan on using this phone on vacation.Battery: The battery seems to last a good amount of time, I definitely got a good 12-14 hour day under my belt with your typical «this is a new toy» usage. That seems more than acceptable, I just hope it lasts.The outer screen is very usable! Typing on it, even with my adult sized hands felt about the same as using an old iPhone, and while not quite as spread out as your normal phone, it’s also much easier to operate one handed. Instead of going on and on about it, i’ll just say this: I can pretty much do everything I need to do on the outer screen alone – and while I thought I would miss the wider aspect ratio, it turns out pretty much everything we already do with our phones is set up to flow vertically; not horizontally.The inner screen literally made me chuckle a little and smile when I turned it on. It is amazing. Turn the «tablet» experience on in the settings to experience another smile and chuckle. It can get so ridiculously bright that it’s probably a health hazard, and both displays offer the night mode familiar to iPhone users (you need to turn up the intensity to match the default Apple experience). It does have a plastic screen protector on it, which I understand you can have removed, but it doesn’t feel fragile. The plastic protector does offer that «sticky» feeling every now (depending on the condition of your finger) and then, its best you keep it clean to prevent that.The folding mechanism: it is solid, it takes effort to close it and while I delicately and slowly fold it, there is absolutely no need. The mechanism feels deliberate and premium. It’s also pretty silent, although I do hear a little static noise when I unfold it. I also thought I heard creaking noises, but it turns out that’s the noise Android makes when you lock it.Flex mode: This is also great, also made me smile. One note, when you use this phone in Flex mode with the camera in the air (which is how you would need to use it to do a video conference), it is not properly weighted and often tips over on its own. I solved this with my pop socket/wallet, but I would have expected this phone to be balanced correctly, given that the Flex nature is marketed so prominently.Software & UX: Honestly, android is great. I downloaded all the same apps I had on iPhone (literally everything looks the same) plus some ones that Apple won’t list on their marketplace. I do have to buy all my games again, which isn’t ideal, but now I’m covered on both eco systems.Androids method of organizing apps and the home screen independently is much more coherent than iOS (you can still switch to the iOS method if you wish) and adding Widgets is much more useful on Android than the newly introduced functionality on iOS 14.What isn’t great about the UX:- There’s literally no help for switching from iPhone. After reading the online user manual, I gathered there’s a helper Samsung app to transfer content, but I haven’t yet used this.- Both samsung and google apps: I get that Samsung wants to offer its own apps, and I honestly am not a huge fan of Google and their eco system, but why have both? Surely Google’s offerings can be downloaded on request, and Samsung wouldn’t include their own version if it wasn’t fully baked – so why have two. It is so confusing and honestly I still haven’t quite determined if both of them are sync’ing my photos or contacts or what. This is where the Apple mentality really (only) shines – by tightly controlling the Applications on a users phone, they can offer a consistent and unified experience. Samsung’s apps, except for Internet, work well enough as far as I can tell so why not just go with those? Having Google Photos and Samsung Photos is pointless, having Samsung Pass store my passwords and then also Google asking to store it? Really? Any non developer Apple user could easily suspect this is a scam.Purchase experience: this is where it all fell apart for me. The phone arrived late, despite pre-ordering the literal minute it was listed. People who pre-ordered from Samsung were treated to $150-$250 off the price of the phone depending on your effort, as well as Galaxy Live buds for free due to the delay. Thankfully, Amazon also made me smile, but…Samsung really needs to re-examine the strategy with this phone. People who buy a $500 iPhone can walk into an Apple store and get expert advice right then and there. I purchased this $2000 phone and had to figure everything out myself. When I needed support on how to get the Galaxy Z Premier benefits, not even Samsung support knew what I was talking about. Together we figured it out but this is not acceptable.The box includes a charger, a ~3-5ft cable, 3 pieces of paper roughly the same size as a napkin, and the phone. Plus three separate warnings about using the phone. This is also unacceptable. It would have been great to include a case, or at least headphones.Bonus: Your Phone + Windows 10. This is like iMessage and iPhoto integration on Apple products, but just infinitely better. You can make and receive calls through the PC, send and receive text messages and notifications, and DO FULL REMOTE DESKTOP TO YOUR PHONE. What a time to be alive… It works remarkably well and even follows all my different Windows devices (desktop, surface book, tablet).Other observations:1. Super fast charging must be different than normal USB PD charging. None of my PD chargers can super charge this, other than the one that came with it.2. There are currently no cases available on the market for this phone3. Yes, it is pretty heavy – but so is your average accessory laden iPhone4. It is slippery! Pop socket or finger ring recommendedFinal thought: Android gives me hope for a more useful phone. Or should I say pocket computer. iOS users must not be developers, or they’re lying to themselves when they claim to replace a PC with an iPad. I can program on this Android device. I can use a keyboard and mouse and USB-C hub with this android device. I can load programs that would definitely not meet Apple’s criteria for listing simply because they offer competing functionality or expose too much of the OS core. This is a true PC replacement. Especially when you throw Microsoft’s RDP on there or a Citrix client.I’ll update this review in 2 weeks but these are my initial thoughts.Update: the camera seems decent but I’m still not convinced it’s better than my iPhone. I added some pictures I took from the roof.
JPBLJJ –
Worth every penny
Jo the geek –
I bought this 3 days ago. It was at first awkward. Now it is the best phone I have ever had. It is a good narrow phone stick when folded. When spread it is a good tablet with relly good screen. Sturdy. Well made. Amazing quality.
Robert T. Olson –
This is insane. I bought it on a whim at best buy and I’m not kidding when I say it feels like its from the future. I’ve been a phone geek forever and it takes something special to truly blow me away and this has done just that. My only concern is that I’ll break it. I know it’s gotten stronger with this next generation but its 2000 bucks. It’s honestly probably worth that too. I don’t say that lightly.If you can pick up one and you don’t mind a ding on your credit card I think it’s worth at least trying. You can completely customize the outer screen and I need screen with different wallpapers, widgets and apps so it’s essentially 2 phones in one. Seriously this is a magical device. Kudos samsung for daring to innovate and taking a chance. I feel like we’ll be seeing more of this design factor for a long time.