Simply put, the Fold looks better than the original in every way. It's cleaner. The Mystic Bronze appears more premium. And the bigger cover display should make all the difference for using it as an actual phone when it's folded up. The original Fold's puny cover screen was a joke.
More photos from every angle after the jump.
The Fold 2 also comes in black if you want something stealthier.
Yeah, the Fold 2 is still a chonky device — about the thickness of two phones — when it's folded up. As we recently discovered, with the right controller accessory, the big screen (even if it does have a visible crease) makes for a great retro emulator experience.
Maybe the most important part of the Z Fold 2's announcement was that Samsung made the ultra-thin glass stronger and redesigned the hinge with a "cam mechanism" to be more resilient to folds and to prevent particles from getting sucked inside.
Two colors and a Thom Browne — Take your pick of either Mystic Bronze, Mystic Black, or "Thom Browne limited edition."
Three rear cameras — There's no hiding the triple cameras. Rumors suggest it'll consist of a 64-megapixel main camera, 12-megapixel telephoto, and 12-megapixel ultra-wide. The hole-punch cameras on both the cover and foldable screen should have 10-megapixels.
5G — Verizon has confirmed its version of the Fold 2 will have 5G.
Big storage — Expect to see at least 512GB of storage.
Samsung staples — Other features we expect the Fold 2 to have: fast wired and wireless charging, reverse Wireless PowerShare charging, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and two batteries that total to 4,356 mAh.
It's gonna be expensive — Samsung hasn't announced pricing for the Fold 2, but we're expecting it to be pricey. The original Fold tipped the scales at a whopping $1,980. We're expecting to Fold 2 to be similarly priced. Besides, Samsung already has a cheaper foldable: the Z Flip. Samsung says more Fold 2 info will be available on September 1.