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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip5 has been named to TIME’s annual list of the Best Inventions that are making the world better, smarter and a bit more fun.
This marks the third consecutive year that the Samsung Galaxy series has received this prestigious recognition, a testament to Samsung’s dedication to innovation.
To assemble its 2023 list, TIME solicited nominations from its editors and correspondents around the world, evaluating each contender on key factors, including originality, efficacy, ambition, and impact.

The iconic Galaxy Z Flip5 has a new look and optimised design that makes it a truly pocketable device perfect for self-expression without compromising functionality.
Upleveled features unlock incredibly unique experiences that shape everyday life - like the new Flex Window that helps you quickly focus on the most important notifications and offers endless customization options.
Setting a new standard and revolutionising both the industry and how people interact with their devices, the Galaxy Z Flip5 is a natural fit as an invention changing how we live, work, play, and think about what’s possible.
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