Best foldable phones 2026 · Our picks
Construction, software for work, camera hardware and a subtle crease: four clear recommendations, each with a reason and a compromise.
Published · Updated · prices checked
We use manufacturer specifications and the independent reviews linked below. We have not tested these phones ourselves. Check availability, regional hardware and warranty in your market before buying.
Our picks
Magic V6 combines a thin body with IP68 and IP69 sealing and a 6,660 mAh battery. Ivory White measures 8.75 mm folded and 4.0 mm open; both displays support the separately sold Magic-Pen. The compromise is that certification cannot predict hinge life. Confirm the regional battery specification and local delivery date: availability varies, and a retailer listing does not guarantee immediate stock.
iPhone Duo is our pick for iOS and working on a wide screen. Its 7.6-inch inner panel has an approximately 1.4:1 aspect ratio. Split View supports two apps or two windows of the same app side by side, with saved app pairs. The compromises are a 254 g body and Apple Pencil support promised in a later update. Preorders are open, with sales starting on 23 October; check delivery and availability in your market.
Razr Fold is our camera hardware pick: a 50 MP main camera with a 1/1.28-inch sensor, a 50 MP 3× optical periscope and a 50 MP ultrawide. It also offers 6,000 mAh and 80 W charging. The compromise is a 243 g body and IP48/IP49 rather than full dust sealing. This recommendation compares the camera hardware; it is not a result from our own photo test. Check local pricing and whether the pen is included.
Find N6 is our pick when the crease is the main distraction. Notebookcheck found it difficult to see and feel with a light swipe during its own use, although it remains visible in some lighting. The compromise is availability: there is no official European launch. Buying a global version or importing a China model involves different software, warranty and retailer terms. This is a specialist option rather than a universal local buying recommendation.
Our four picks compared
Only the selected models and their key specifications. A dash means the manufacturer does not state a value.
| Type | Announced | Weight | Dimensions (folded) | Ingress protection | Battery | Wired charging | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HONOR Magic V6 | Foldable | 219 g (Ivory White) / 224 g (other colours) | 156.7 × 74.5 × 8.75 mm (Ivory White) / 9.0 mm (other colours) | IP68 + IP69 | 6660 mAh (typical) | 80 W SuperCharge | |
| Apple iPhone Duo | Wide fold | 254 g | 117.8 × 84.1 × 11.3 mm | IP68, to 6 m for 30 min | 5400 mAh (estimated) | 60 W adapter, 50 % in around 20 min | |
| Motorola Razr Fold | Foldable | 243 g | 160.05 × 73.6 × 9.89 mm | IP48 + IP49 | 6000 mAh | 80 W TurboPower | |
| OPPO Find N6 | Foldable | 225 g | 159.87 × 74.12 × 8.93 mm | IP56 + IP58 + IP59 | 6000 mAh | 80 W SUPERVOOC · 55 W PPS |
How we chose
We make one recommendation per need and combine categories where the same phone suits both. Camera hardware means sensors and lenses; software means work features and support; the display recommendation considers size and resolution; construction considers dimensions and certification. The crease recommendation cites Notebookcheck’s hands-on review. These are editorial selections, not our own comparative tests of photo quality, display performance or hinge longevity. Regional availability is separate from hardware. The international edition carries no retailer offers.