Samsung's next generation of foldable phones is just around the corner. So, don't miss this roundup of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Flip7: everything leaked so far about the manufacturer's upcoming flagship devices.
As you'll see later, there are quite a few new features to expect. So don't miss our roundup of everything we know so far about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Flip7: design, features, and possible price.
When foldable phones started to take off, no one disputed Samsung's undisputed leadership. Its Galaxy Z family set trends and transformed futuristic experiments into real, desirable, and increasingly refined products.
But the landscape has changed. The competition hasn't been slow to respond, and today the throne of best foldable is more hotly contested than ever. In the middle of that battle come the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, tasked with keeping the crown... or at least not losing it without a fight.
Everything we know about the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 so far
Although there's still some time before its official unveiling, we already have a good number of rumors and leaks that give us clues about what's to come. And the truth is, if everything holds true, the Z Flip 7 could be a subtle evolution on paper, but with key changes that would make a real difference in actual use.
When will the Galaxy Z Flip 7 be unveiled?
Samsung is usually quite predictable with its Unpacked events, and all signs point to the next big announcement taking place in July 2025. This wouldn't be a surprise, considering the Galaxy Z Flip 6 was unveiled in July and the Flip 5 in August. So, mark your calendars for that month if you're hoping to upgrade your phone.
As for the price, everything indicates it will follow the same line as the previous model. The Galaxy Z Flip 6 rose to $1.099, so it doesn't seem like Samsung is going to lower the bar now. The Flip 7 will most likely be in that same price range, barring some unexpected change (or a cheaper "Fan Edition" model, although that's pure speculation and if it's introduced at all, it won't be later this year).
Design and display changes: bigger, more useful
One of the most anticipated features is the screen redesign. According to renowned analyst Ross Young, the main display will grow from the current 6,7 inches to 6,85 inches. And the external screen, the one you see when the phone is closed, will increase from 3,4 inches to a generous 4 inches. This is no small change: you'll be able to interact much more without having to open the device. From replying to messages to viewing maps or controlling music, everything will be more convenient.
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Additionally, some images leaked by Ice Universe show a case for the alleged Galaxy Z Flip 7 that hints at a slightly larger overall size, reinforcing the idea of larger displays and possibly a more robust chassis. However, these changes could also translate into a higher weight, so it remains to be seen how Samsung manages the balance between portability and functionality.
And the cameras?
It's not all good news. One of the most persistent, and also most disappointing, rumors suggests that the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 will retain the same camera setup as its predecessor. That means a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultra-wide-angle lens, and another 12MP selfie camera. Not bad, but… don't you miss having a telephoto lens?
Performance and chip: Snapdragon or Exynos?
And here comes another interesting twist. While many expected Samsung to repeat the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset (as in the S25 series), rumors point in another direction. According to some sources, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 could come equipped with the Exynos 2500, Samsung's new in-house chip. This would be a significant change, as demanding fans tend to prefer the power and efficiency of Qualcomm.
That is not confirmed, though., and it could be that Samsung will divide the models by region, as it has done in the past. Europe with Exynos and the United States with Snapdragon? It wouldn't be the first time.
As for memory and storage, there are no surprises: 12 GB of RAM and 256 or 512 GB options. There's no microSD slot, as is usual in this range.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 will have a lot of AI
One of the Z Flip 7's biggest selling points will likely be the integration of Galaxy Ai , the suite of intelligent features that debuted with the Galaxy S24 and S25. Here you'll be able to get real-time translations while on a phone call, generate automatic text summaries, edit photos with generative AI, and much more.
Furthermore, the phone is very likely to launch with One UI 7 based on Android 15, which would mean an even more polished and consistent experience across the entire Samsung ecosystem. And, as expected, the design will remain premium, with durable materials and an increasingly robust hinge. While there's no news of new certifications yet, it's expected to maintain at least IPX8 water resistance.
Everything we know about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 so far
Samsung is preparing to launch the next generation of its most ambitious foldable device, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, and although there's still no official confirmation, rumors are already painting a rather interesting picture. This new model will arrive alongside the usual Galaxy Z Flip 7, which we've already discussed. And it's clear that the Galaxy Z Fold has always been the big brother, the one that tries to be both a phone and a tablet, and the one that generates the most excitement among those seeking the latest in innovation.
When is the Galaxy Z Fold 7 released?
If everything goes as in previous years, you can expect to have the Galaxy Z Fold 7 in your hands by the end of July or the beginning of August, as it will be unveiled alongside the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7. The price hasn't been leaked yet, but it's reasonable to expect it to remain around $1.899/€1,899 for the 256GB version. However, there's an interesting detail: it seems Samsung will produce fewer units of the Fold 7 than of previous generations.
Design and displays: thinner, lighter, and more beautiful
One of the most persistent rumors suggests that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will be directly inspired by the design of the special edition Z Fold 6 that was only sold in Korea and China . That version was thinner, lighter, and had larger screens. Well, it seems Samsung has decided to extend those improvements to its new global flagship.
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It is said that once folded it will be as thin as a Galaxy S24 Ultra, That is, below 8,6 mm. This would be a significant change, because one of the common problems with folding cameras is that when you close them, they're still quite thick.
Aesthetically, you might also notice something different. The Fold 6's straight corners could disappear, giving way to more rounded lines, more in line with the Galaxy S25. Several leaked renders show a more curved design, albeit without any major revolutions.
As for the screens , the outdoor model is expected to grow to 6,5 inches, while the indoor panel will stretch to 8 inches. Both will use AMOLED technology with a 120Hz refresh rate , and there's talk of a peak brightness of up to 2.600 nits. In other words, you'll be able to use it comfortably even under the August sun at the beach.
Samsung is also rumored to be adding the ProScaler system, which scales content to look better on large-format displays, something we saw on the S25 Ultra.
Cameras: A Big Leap or More of the Same?
This is a mixed point. If Samsung simply repeats the Fold 6's setup, we'd get a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultra-wide-angle lens, a 3MP 10x telephoto lens, and two front-facing cameras (a 10MP external one and a 4MP internal one under the display). Correct, but hardly exciting.
However, there's another, much more enticing possibility: a 200MP main camera, like the one in the Galaxy S25 Ultra. This sensor would allow for a massive leap in quality, especially if accompanied by improvements in AI processing. Where there are more doubts is about the under-display camera. Since the Fold 3, Samsung has maintained the same system, but it has never excelled in quality. It's fine for video calls, but if you take a selfie, the difference compared to the external camera is abysmal. Will we finally see a real improvement? Fingers crossed.
Power: Snapdragon or Exynos, that is the question
Everything points to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 arriving with the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy (now known as Snapdragon 8 Elite), the same one used in the S25. However, given that the Z Flip 7 is rumored to have an Exynos 2500, it wouldn't be surprising if Samsung divided the use of chips by region, as it has done before.
As for memory, the 12GB RAM and 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB storage versions would remain. However, it would be great to see a 16GB option to take full advantage of the AI and multitasking features. There's no confirmation yet, but it can't be ruled out.
Battery and charging: the big secret
This is where many are hoping for a leap forward that may not materialize. All indications are that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will retain the 4.400 mAh battery, with 25W wired and 15W wireless fast charging. This is starting to fall short compared to rivals that already offer 5.000 mAh or even more. That said, the new chip could improve energy efficiency and, with some luck, extend battery life. But given the device's size and versatility, many were expecting something more substantial.
An important point is the S Pen. Although the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold has supported styluses for several generations, this year they could remove the digitizer layer from the screen to make the device thinner. What does that mean? It could lose support for the S Pen... or not. Some rumors suggest that Samsung will launch a new S Pen designed specifically for the Fold 7, larger, with a different and possibly more precise tip.
But for now, we can only wait for Samsung to offer more details. And for now, there's still a long way to go before we know all the secrets of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7.