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    Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2: Killer specs in search of killer purpose

    Oct 06, 2020 3 minutes
    BY MICHAEL SIMON

    The original Samsung Galaxy Fold never really got a chance to make a name for itself. While it launched to a ton of fanfare, by the time it landed on shelves following a months-long delay due to design and manufacturing deficiencies, the Galaxy Note 10+ and iPhone 11 Pro were stealing the limelight and the wow factor had long faded. But Samsung persisted and now the follow-up has arrived with a new name (Galaxy Z Fold 2), a new price, and a new lease on life.

    Unsurprisingly, Samsung is sticking with a very

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