Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is (officially, finally) around the corner, and all of the most recent leaks have pointed to a pretty substantial upgrade. That’s a big change for Samsung, who have allowed its lead in the foldable race to diminish fairly rapidly since, say, the days of the Galaxy Z Fold 3.

Rumors have been circling and debating how thick the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will be for months. With the latest leaks in mind, there’s still a big chance that what was touted as the thinnest foldable of 2025 still won’t beat the Honor Magic V5.

After months of rumors and plenty of recent leaks, Samsung has just officially confirmed the launch date for its next devices, with a July 9 event set to unveil the company’s new devices, and a teaser video hinting at the new updates to the Galaxy Z Fold 7 while also free reservations for its new devices have opened up on Samsung’s website.

Samsung’s stagnation in the foldable market is finally coming to an end, as the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is catching up with the competition in some major ways. However, Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 actually has me pretty excited, and not just because it’s going to be super thin.

Not long after our first round of renders for Samsung’s upcoming foldable, we’re getting a glimpse of a Galaxy Z Fold 7 dummy unit that really puts this year’s rumored changes into perspective.

Recent reports indicate that Samsung is starting to ramp up production of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. This is a complete turnaround from what was originally reported in early June.

The next Galaxy Unpacked should be right around the corner, and a new leak is showing off exactly how thin Samsung’s redesigned Galaxy Z Fold 7 actually looks.

According to a reliable leaker, Samsung’s next Unpacked event for the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and Galaxy Watch 8 series will take place on July 9.

A new image surfacing online shows just how thick the Galaxy Z Fold 7’s camera bump will be, even though the phone looks insanely thin.

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 is expected to be drastically thinner than previous models, and a new piece of retail marketing shows just how much of a difference that makes to the design.

Samsung is in full hype mode around the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 (and, to a lesser extent, Flip 7), with its latest teaser hinting at camera improvements, but only ones related to AI.

Reports are starting to float around that indicate Samsung has set a shorter manufacturing quota than initially expected, lowering the number of Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 devices being made.

Samsung just dropped another Galaxy Z Fold 7 teaser, this time calling the foldable its “thinnest, lightest and most advanced foldable yet,” which certainly seems true if its teaser image is anything to go by.

Galaxy Watch 8 Classic appears to only be coming in one size option, as a new leak details the colors and variants of Samsung’s new smartwatches and foldables.

Ahead of its rumored July event, Samsung is teasing the Galaxy Z Fold 7 for the first time… and it’s super weird.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 are set to debut soon, and reports indicate that Samsung will launch them at the same price point as the previous generation.

A new listing reveals that Samsung’s new Galaxy foldables – Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 – will apparently have Qi2 support, but it’s unlikely to be the version you want.

Samsung has just launched its One UI 8 beta program and, alongside doing that, confirmed the launch window for its upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7, while hinting they’ll be the first devices to launch with Android 16.

Samsung is finally bringing some major changes to the Galaxy Z Fold 7 this year, and the first hands-on leak is showing off just how different it will be.

According to a new report, Samsung is bringing hinge upgrades to its Galaxy Z Fold 7 and “tri-fold” device, but the Galaxy Z Flip 7 will sit out.