After two months of using the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2[1] I am convinced it was well worth the $2,000. The big screen makes working on a phone an enjoyable activity and it remains my favorite phone of 2020[2].
Just like last year, Spigen is one of the few companies to have case options[3] for the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and we'll cover three of them in this post. The most innovative case from Spigen is the new Z Fold 2 Slim Armor Pro[4] that provides protection for the long spine hinge when in a closed position, the only case that provides this protection.
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Slim Armor Pro
As soon as I tried out the evaluation Z Fold 2 and placed my order for a black one with red metallic hinge I ordered a Dbrand Swarm back and camera covers. For this review, I removed the back cover so that I could make sure the Slim Armor Pro case[6] fit as designed.
After last year's design, the Spigen team worked to develop a better case for the Z Fold 2 while Samsung was also vastly improving the phone itself. One reason I purchased the Z Fold 2 was because of the amazing engineering that went into the device with hugely successful results. We see effort, innovation, and intent to provide an excellent product with the Slim Armor Pro result too.
The most unique aspect of this case is the hinge protection piece that covers the long hinge of the Z Fold 2 in the closed position. Samsung's phone hardware covers the hinge when in the fully open position, but when