The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is a compelling prospect in many respects, but not even a $2,000+ device is perfect. Its camera is pretty suspect, for one. Then there's the fact you could probably buy a car in its stead. Still, with how much Samsung improved upon the original Galaxy Fold, the industry consensus is that the Galaxy Z Fold 2 will outsell its predecessor by a significant margin.
Will third time be the charm for you?
More specifically, recent reports suggest the company is planning to produce up to 800,000 Galaxy Z Fold 2 units by the end of the year, hence quite literally doubling down on last year's flagship. Of course, the plan isn't to just mindlessly churn out $2,000 devices. On the contrary, Samsung came up with a remarkably clever release strategy for the Galaxy Z Fold 2.
While it grabbed quite a bit of crazy headlines in recent weeks, the ultra-expensive Galaxy Z Fold 2 Thom Browne Edition isn't likely to be a significant contributor to the overall sales of Samsung's latest foldable. Which isn't to say we don't want to hear from any readers whose fashion sense and credit rating are at a level necessary for buying a $3,300 smartphone. So, polling first – discussion down below in the comments.
Results: Perhaps unsurprisingly, 49 percent of all participants said they are not going to buy the Galaxy Z Fold 2 while 22 percent said that they have already pre-ordered it. 15 percent are still on the fence about it while only a select few are waiting to actually get their hands on one before they make a decision.
- No 49%, 486 votes486 votes 49%486 votes - 49% of all votes
- Yes, I pre-ordered it 22%, 219 votes219 votes 22%219 votes - 22% of all votes
- I'm still thinking about it 15%, 146 votes146 votes 15%146 votes - 15% of all votes
- Maybe a used one, eventually 7%, 71 vote71 vote 7%71 vote - 7% of all votes
- Yes, but after release 6%, 63 votes63 votes 6%63 votes - 6% of all votes
