Because I had the Samsung Fold 4, very lightweight and large external screen and larger internal one. The actual stylus needs to be ordered from abroad

Light, thin, very good feeling comes with a case. I don't let it out of my hands. If the settings are done correctly regarding the menu and related items, it is very convenient. I should also mention that it comes with Google Play and all its applications

I come from Fold5. Notable differences:
1. Screens. I didn't expect it, but in V2 they are noticeably better, especially at night when I can read comfortably without straining my eyes. For this reason alone, the transition was worth it.
2. Call/WiFi signal. I feel that both cases have a better signal in V2. Especially in WiFi, it's great.
3. Photos/videos. While V2 takes very good photos, they are not as good as those of Samsung. The same applies to videos. Neither are bad in any way, they just don't reach the level of Fold5.
4. Dimensions. No discussion, it's day and night even if the two phones are considered the same generation. V2 is two levels above. Completely different feeling.
5. Speed. While they have the same processor, I believe V2 is smoother and more responsive without any lag. Especially when transitioning from one screen to another, V2 handles the switch much better without waiting for one screen to catch up. Noticeable difference in software usage, something I particularly appreciate.
6. Multitasking. More effortless on V2 than on Fold5, which is why it tempts me more to use it.
7. Battery. V2 is the winner here as well. Much better battery management and duration, and combined with the 66W charging, there's no chance of running out of battery and having to constantly think about charging it.
8. Wireless charging and waterproofing. I didn't care much about them, and even less so since V2 is much better in all other aspects (except for photos where it lags a bit).
9. Music. I listen to a lot of music through Spotify with Huawei Freebuds 3 Pro wireless headphones. As soon as I connected them to V2, LDAC was activated and the sound quality improved significantly. Pleasant surprise, and if you also have LDAC-enabled wireless Bluetooth earbuds, then there's no question, V2 will make a difference.

Conclusion: I waited a long time for the transition, but I'm grateful that V2 arrived late in Europe. If you have the money and/or are willing/able to sell your body to buy it, like I did (I won't go into juicy details), then go ahead without fear and you won't regret it. Come on, because Samsung is playing us with its incremental updates - trying to be like Apple - and after years, I'm switching to another company and not looking back.