I’ve been a huge fan of Samsung’s work for years (the Galaxy S25 Ultra is honestly one of the best phones I’ve ever tested), but my main phone has been the iPhone 17 Pro Max because it’s just a really good phone—crazy good battery, great display, and solid performance. In this video though, I finally tried something different and switched to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 as my daily driver… and after a couple days, I can already tell you this thing is absolutely bonkers. The experience of a phone that’s this thin and light, then opening up into a bigger display, is genuinely gamechanging—especially if you’ve only ever used an iPhone. I break down what stood out immediately: the cover screen is actually usable, the internal display “screams excellence,” and Samsung’s UI feels buttery smooth and consistent now. Multitasking is a big part of why I get foldables now, and the camera flexibility is wild—like using the rear cameras for selfies while the front display acts as a viewfinder. I also keep it real about the downsides I’m watching: hinge durability long-term, battery being “good but not the greatest” so far, the lack of anti-reflective coating, no S Pen support, and no built-in magnet abilities. Even with that, this is easily my phone of the year for 2025—and it’s going to be very difficult to go back to a normal phone.