Samsung just dropped a foldable that unfolds into a literal tablet, and I spent the week trying to figure out if we’ve officially lost our minds—or if this is actually genius. In this video, I break down the Galaxy G Fold (aka the “Z Trifold,” because Samsung can’t even pick a name) and why that 10.1-inch fully-unfolded screen is the first time a foldable has felt like a real tablet replacement. The biggest win is watching content: compared to the regular Z Fold experience, the annoying black bars are way less of a problem, and the whole screen finally feels like it’s being used properly. But the real story is multitasking. I’ve used the regular Z Fold for about two years, and the “three apps at once” thing has always been kinda fake because everything gets squished. With Split Trio on the G Fold, three apps side-by-side actually makes sense because you’ve got enough space for each app to breathe—this is real multitasking, not the pretend kind. Then I get into the reality check: this thing could be around $3,000, it might not even launch in the US, it’s reportedly heavy at 296g, and there’s likely no S Pen support—which is honestly criminal on a screen this big. My takeaway: if money isn’t an object and you want the newest tech, you’ll love it. If you’re a normal human, wait for a sale on the Z Fold 7 or hold out for a second-gen trifold when the kinks and price calm down.