Samsung got started with its foldable phone lineup in 2019, with the [Samsung Galaxy Fold](https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/10/10/i-bought-a-galaxy-fold-and-used-it-for-ten-days-here-are-my-thoughts/), after showing off its folding display tech for a few years prior. Since then, these phones have significantly matured in terms of durability and features, to the point a foldable phone is now an option average folks can consider. Of course, being among its most expensive phones, they're high on Samsung's list for the [ongoing One UI 4 rollout](https://www.androidpolice.com/when-will-my-phone-be-updated-to-one-ui-4/). After its newest foldables [began receiving their respective Android 12 updates](https://www.androidpolice.com/samsung-resumes-one-ui-4-rollout-for-galaxy-s21-flip3-and-fold3-after-initial-holdup/), the older ones are now next in line.