It doesn’t break the record for being the thinnest tri-foldable phone, but it’s a welcome addition to a market in desperate need of innovation.
Samsung has unveiled its next foldable one, the Galaxy Z TriFold.
The device has a center external screen that folds out into a 10-inch canvas.
The phone is expected to launch in Q1 2026.
After years of leaks and rumors, Samsung has unveiled its first tri-foldable phone, the Galaxy Z TriFold. As expected, it’s a handheld device that expands into a tablet, with a 10-inch flexible display that’s nearly as large as Samsung’s Galaxy Tabs — except the Tab S11 Ultra; that thing is basically a laptop.
The Galaxy Z TriFold represents the company’s most ambitious phone launch yet, with Samsung confirming that the upcoming device will feature a « flagship-level 200MP camera system », a 3.9mm thickness when unfolded, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor at the helm. None of those specs is showstopping, per se, but they’re commendable for what will be considered a first-generation product.
