Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 users are reporting difficulty opening the ultra-thin foldable, prompting some of them to use grip tape on the sides.

Still, it's reassuring to know that even in tougher environments, your Galaxy Z Fold 7 should hold up well with regular use. Although, I'd argue that if you're out in -20 or 60 degrees, you probably have bigger concerns than just unfolding your phone.

Review: Samsung's latest book-style foldable balances form and function by giving the cameras a boost and stretching the displays. The compromises are minimal, but that $2,000 price tag certainly isn't.

We are now onto the seventh generation of Samsung foldables. To put things into perspective, I played with a Galaxy Z Fold 2 recently and it’s amazing to see how far we’ve come. Every sort of issue I had with that hardware has been addressed by now.

Galaxy Z Fold 7 users love its slim design but complain it is tricky to open due to thin sides and strong magnets. Many are adding grip tape or changing how they open the phone for a better experience.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is Samsung’s best foldable effort yet, but it comes with a showstopping price tag. If you pick one up, you'd better know what you’re doing, because it’s not a device for the indecisive — here’s why.

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