What is the best foldable smartphone of all time?
The foldable revolution is here — from clamshells to book-folds, which device best delivers on the promise of the flexible future?
1Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7Samsung's 2025 flagship book-style foldable featuring an 8-inch OLED screen, 200MP camera, and barely thicker than a standard phone.1000pts
2Google Pixel 9 Pro FoldGoogle's refined book-style foldable combining Pixel camera excellence with a wide inner display and clean Android experience.509pts
3OnePlus OpenCritically praised 2023 book-style foldable offering the thinnest and lightest large-screen foldable with flagship Hasselblad cameras.430pts
4Huawei Mate XTWorld's first commercially available tri-fold smartphone, unfolding into an 10.2-inch tablet-sized display.429pts
5Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2The 2020 sequel that solved the original Fold's durability problems with a redesigned hinge and larger cover display.363pts
6Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3The landmark 2021 model that brought IPX8 water resistance and S Pen support to foldables, proving the category was serious.283pts
7Motorola Razr 2025The most affordable mainstream foldable on the market at $700, offering a compelling flip phone experience for budget-conscious buyers.283pts
8Motorola Razr Ultra 2025Flagship flip phone that elevated the Razr line to true premium territory with a massive battery and top-tier specs.182pts
9Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4Sleeker and lighter than its predecessor, with an improved aspect ratio that made the cover screen finally practical for daily use.182pts
10Oppo Find N3Ultra-thin Chinese book-style foldable praised for its near-crease-free inner display and premium Hasselblad camera system.52pts
11Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7Samsung's 2026 clamshell foldable with an edge-to-edge 4.1-inch Flex Window and long software support, rated the best flip phone of its year.1pts
12Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5The first Galaxy Z Fold without a visible crease gap when folded, widely regarded as the refinement that made foldables mainstream.1pts
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