The Galaxy Z Fold 4 from Samsung was released last month with enhanced functionality, durability, and style. Additionally, the manufacturer lessened the visibility of the wrinkle on the inner folding display. However, it is still present and frequently gets in the way of the content displayed on the screen. Thankfully, if you have the courage, there is a remedy. According to well-known Samsung insider Ice Universe , removing the pre-applied screen protector helps the crease look lighter. He even posted a picture contrasting the Galaxy Z Fold 4’s less obvious fold with the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s.
This is a fairly rash approach to the issue, though. Samsung expressly advises customers not to remove the screen protector. It serves to protect the main display screen from scuffs and other external forces as part of the display assembly. The initial Galaxy Fold from the firm had no such warning, and it was a complete failure. After removing the pre-applied protection, many reviewers experienced folding screens that were cracked or malfunctioning. The first-ever Samsung foldable’s market release was delayed by this incident.
Given everything said above, it might not be a good idea to follow the manufacturer’s advice and do something else. Your $1,800 phone could get broken. The screen protector appears to be less crucial to the display assembly, though, with the release of the Galaxy Z Fold 3 last year. Numerous user claims that the protectors came off on their own were found online. The screen held up when some daring souls even risked to manually remove the top layer.
Advertisement To remove the protective film from the Galaxy Z Fold 4s folding display may therefore be okay. If you feel the crease is harming your viewing experience, proceed with caution and at your own risk. However, we would never advise doing this. Please share your experience in the comments section.
THE GALAXY Z FOLD 4 MAY BE THE BEST FOLDABLE SO FAR. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 may be the greatest foldable you can buy right now, despite the display crease, which is more noticeable than foldables from certain other companies. Of course, it isn’t cheap with a $1,799 starting price. However, you receive benefits for that cost that no other smartphone can match. It is powered on Android 12L, which has several fantastic features designed for a large screen, like the persistent taskbar. To learn more about how the Galaxy Z Fold 4 performs in real-world situations, see our review.
