How Does Samsung Test The Galaxy Z Fold3 & Flip3? + Limited 2021 Promo

Ever since their launch, users around the world are raving about Samsung’s latest revolutionary foldable devices - the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Galaxy Z Flip3 5G smartphones.

What has pushed Samsung further ahead in the competition is making dependable and reliable touchscreen phones that were foldable and useable on a daily basis. This is a feat that Samsung managed to achieve without sight of another consumer-ready competing foldable model since 2019.

So, how does the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 & Fold3 work?

For starters, to produce these durable foldable phones, Samsung had to design an innovative way of developing and testing the devices. With no time-tested blueprint to follow, Samsung spent years conducting thousands of trials, relying on diverse perspectives and developing a fresh new approach.

**That's right, years were spent to create this foldable series for consumers.**

As a result, Samsung was able to develop all-new materials like Armor Aluminum and optimise existing components on the layers of the display panel to maintain the highest durability standards yet.

Some interesting things that Samsung’s high-tech, innovative tests include:

Environmental chamber

Tests done here are to ensure that features, such as video playback, and components, like cameras work properly in a variety of climates — from dry to humid, and hot to cold.

IPX8 water resistance

This test is to establish the high quality of the very first water-resistant foldable smartphone which includes testing in different folding positions, including Flex mode.

S Pen Usability

Here, Samsung ensures the performance of the stylus is at its peak and in harmony with the digitizer underneath the foldable display including where it folds.

Folding test

And to ensure that the foldable phones live up to their namesake, the Galaxy Z series devices undergo rigorous folding tests to outlast 200,0001 folds. That's roughly about five years of use if folded and unfolded 100 times a day.

This enhanced folding test is also done to reflect actual user patterns in real-world scenarios such as folding and unfolding using both hands.