Samsung Expected to Launch Tri-Foldable Smartphone in Q3 2025

New Delhi, March 8 – South Korean tech giant Samsung is preparing to introduce its highly anticipated tri-foldable smartphone, which was recently teased during its Galaxy Unpacked event. According to fresh reports, the production of this new foldable device could begin soon, marking a significant addition to Samsung’s Galaxy Z series lineup.

As per agency reports, Samsung plans to start sourcing necessary components in April, alongside ramping up production for its next-generation foldable phones. The tri-fold smartphone is expected to be launched between July and September this year, aligning with the release schedule of the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip. Speculation is also growing over the device’s official name, with some reports suggesting it could be called the Galaxy G Fold, distinguishing it from the existing Z Fold lineup.

Unlike Samsung’s previous foldable phones, the new tri-fold design will allow the device to fold inwards twice, setting it apart from Huawei’s Mate X T, which folds differently. The Samsung tri-fold is rumored to feature a 9.96-inch display when fully unfolded, slightly smaller than the Huawei Mate X T’s 10.2-inch screen. However, compared to other Samsung foldables, it will offer a larger display, providing users with an enhanced viewing experience.

Despite offering a sizable screen, the device’s weight is expected to be similar to Huawei’s tri-fold smartphone, which weighs approximately 298 grams. However, due to its inward-folding mechanism, Samsung’s version may be slightly thicker than its competitor.

Huawei was the first company to introduce a tri-fold smartphone last year with the Mate X T, which has recently expanded into global markets. Samsung’s entry into this segment is expected to intensify competition in the foldable smartphone industry, with the company leveraging its advanced display technology to offer an innovative and user-friendly experience.