Samsung Galaxy Note8 vs Galaxy Z Fold3 5G
Specs compared side by side, measured on real phones shared by owners with the Device Info app.
Key differences
- 1Chipset: the Galaxy Note8 uses the Exynos 8895 (10 nm), the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G the Snapdragon 888 (5 nm Samsung). The Galaxy Note8's fastest core runs at 2.31 GHz, the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G's at 2.84 GHz.
- 2Screen: 8.5 inches on the Galaxy Note8, 7.5 inches on the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G. Up to 60 Hz on the Galaxy Note8, 120 Hz on the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G.
- 3Battery: 3,300 mAh on the Galaxy Note8, 4,275 mAh on the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G.
- 4Main camera: 12.2 MP on the Galaxy Note8, 12 MP on the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G.
The same on both: NFC and Widevine L1.
Chipset
Chipset
Process
10 nm5 nm Samsung
CPU
4× 2.31 GHz Mongoose M2
4× 1.69 GHz Cortex-A531× 2.84 GHz Cortex-X1
3× 2.42 GHz Cortex-A78
4× 1.80 GHz Cortex-A55
4× 1.69 GHz Cortex-A531× 2.84 GHz Cortex-X1
3× 2.42 GHz Cortex-A78
4× 1.80 GHz Cortex-A55
Top CPU speed
2.31 GHz2.84 GHz
CPU cores
88
GPU
Mali-G71Adreno 660
Memory
Versions seen
6GB | 64GB12GB | 256GB
RAM type
LPDDR4XLPDDR5
Display
Size
8.5 in7.5 in
Resolution
1440 × 29601768 × 2208
Pixel density
388 ppi377 ppi
Refresh rates
60 Hz120 Hzalso 48, 60, 96
HDR
HDR10HDR10, HDR10+, HLG
Battery
Capacity
3,300 mAh4,275 mAh
Cameras
Back camera 1
12.2 MP4032 × 3024 · f/1.7 · 4.3 mm · OIS12 MP4000 × 3000 · f/1.8 · 5 mm · OIS
Back camera 2
—12 MP4000 × 3000 · f/2.2 · 1.74 mm
Front camera 1
8 MP3264 × 2448 · f/1.7 · 2.95 mm10 MP3648 × 2736 · f/1.8 · 3.3 mm
Front camera 2
—7.1 MP3216 × 2208 · f/1.8 · 3.3 mm
Megapixels are what Android reports to apps. Many phones combine pixels by default, so the advertised megapixels can be higher.
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
—Wi-Fi 6E
6 GHz Wi-Fi
—Yes
Bluetooth LE Audio
—No
NFC
YesYes
UWB
NoYes
USB host
YesYes
Software
Android
Android 9Android 15
UI
—One UI 7.0
Released with
Android 7.1Android 11
Widevine DRM
L1L1
Sensors
Sensors
36 sensors53 sensors
These two phones have the same specs in every row.
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