- Samsung’s tri-fold phone, rumored to be called the Galaxy G Fold, is said to begin production in September and be launched in Q4 2025, according to a new report.
- It is also said to feature a 10-inch OLED display, a Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, and a 200MP primary camera, but may have a smaller battery than the competing HUAWEI Mate XT.
- Initial availability is expected to be limited to China and South Korea, and the price could exceed ~$2,930.
It’s raining tri-fold leaks today. We exclusively brought you the first look at Samsung’s first tri-fold foldable, rumored to be called the Samsung Galaxy G Fold. While the animations reveal much about the device, we still don’t know much about the specifications. A new report is filling in some of the blanks, though there may not be good news for the tri-fold’s availability.
South Korean publication The Bell (h/t Jukan Choi on X) has shared specifications and Samsung’s production and distribution plans for the tri-fold foldable. The report states that the company will begin production of the phone in September, with a product launch slated for Q4 2025. At next week’s Samsung Unpacked event, we may get only a few details around the phone’s key specifications and design instead of a full reveal.