US EditionThe Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold Looks Set to Use Exactly the Chipset You Probably Expected
SOUTH KOREA AND CHINA, JUL 17 – Samsung will release its first tri-fold smartphone with a 10-inch folding display and Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, limited to South Korea and China with prices above $2,900.
- Samsung plans to launch its first tri-fold smartphone, possibly named Galaxy Z TriFold, in October 2025 with a limited release in South Korea and China.
- This launch follows trademark filings and recent code leaks revealing the phone’s codename Q7M and model number SM-F968 ahead of a near mass production phase.
- The device will feature a 6.49-inch cover screen and a 10-inch main display, positioning it alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and intensifying competition with Huawei’s September tri-fold launch.
- Evidence suggests the phone will likely use the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, also in the Galaxy S25 and Fold 7, and may include a silicon-carbon battery for faster charging and longer lifespan.
- Samsung’s limited initial release could gauge consumer interest, with a possible wider global debut by the end of 2025 if the device performs well in the market.
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First there were leaks, then Samsung itself confirmed that it would launch a tri-foldable device this year. Meanwhile, a few new details have emerged. For example, the name Samsung Galaxy G Fold is apparently off the table... Read more: Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold apparently uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite. You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your price remains the same, and we receive a small commission. Simply use…
One UI 8 spills the beans about Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold’s processor
2025-07-18 02:09:00 www.sammobile.com It was expected that Samsung would tease its first tri-folding phone during the Galaxy Unpacked event this month. However, the company didn’t. But it did say that it plans to launch the device before the end of this year. Now, some credible information about the Galaxy Z TriFold’s processor has been revealed. Source
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