The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is an all-round successful smartphone with sophisticated folding display technology. At first glance, however, it offers few improvements over its predecessor. First and foremost, Samsung has honed its edges and brought the technology up to date. As a result, buyers have an interesting folding model in their hands that has no real weaknesses, but offers many strengths...

With the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Samsung only wanted to refine, not redesign, and has tried to eliminate many of the things that were criticised in the predecessor - and in some cases it works. The displays are shorter and wider to allow for more user-friendly aspect ratios (although there's still a long way to go), and the camera array is largely the same as the Galaxy S22 range, which is a huge improvement...

Making phone calls, sending messages, surfing the internet - for most people, everyday life is hardly conceivable without a smartphone. It is therefore all the more important to be able to rely on the devices. The Stiftung Warentest smartphone test answers the question of which model is the test winner and which ones lack stability or basic functions.

Like the Z Fold 4, the Mate Xs 2 is a dream for anyone who wants to carry an XXL display with them at all times. It is thinner than the Samsung and has a larger screen. The performance is right, the camera is excellent. But Huawei loses on other points: the folding display is not protected enough without an extra cover - it scratches very easily...