The 512 GB version of the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold is set to cost $2,899, which is close to the $3,000 price point that some early reviewers had predicted.
Samsung isn’t ready to reveal the Galaxy S26 Unpacked event date that fans may be waiting for, but the Korean giant did make a phone announcement in late January. Samsung announced U.S. launch details for the Galaxy Z TriFold handset on Tuesday, confirming previous price expectations. The Galaxy Z TriFold will become the company’s most expensive foldable phone to date when it starts selling this week. The price is set at $2,899, which is close to the $3,000 price point that some early reviewers had predicted.
Mrwhosetheboss on YouTube said the Galaxy Z TriFold was 50% more expensive than the Galaxy Z Fold 7 in Korea when he previewed the handset in December. He suggested the phone would cost $3,000 in the U.S., considering the Galaxy Z Fold 7 starts at $2,000 in the States. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 launched only in July, a few months before the triple foldable’s announcement.
The Galaxy Z Fold 7 was better received than its predecessors, introducing a much thinner design that’s in line with rival offers. But there’s no question the Galaxy Z TriFold turned heads at CES 2026 earlier this month with its ultra-thin design. But, unlike the regular Fold-type devices, the TriFold behaves more like a regular Android tablet, thanks to its 10-inch display that has a similar aspect ratio to tablets, and especially the standalone DeX mode that offers users a richer computing experience on the unfolded display.
