Galaxy Z Flip 7: No Crease and Bigger Cover Screen Revealed in Leaked Video

Samsung is preparing to unveil its latest foldable devices-Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7-this week. In the last few weeks, rumors have been flying fast, leaving little to the imagination about the upcoming Z series phones.

While we’ve seen numerous hands-on images circulating online, a new video of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 shows the device in action from every angle.

The video, shared by X user andrei_eclynoh, showcases the Galaxy Z Flip 7 in full, not just a dummy model. Andrei even powers on the device and demonstrates the user interface, confirming it’s the real deal. The original video was quickly taken down, but another user re-uploaded it, allowing us to get a closer look at the Galaxy Z Flip 7.

The biggest new feature of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is the edge-to-edge cover screen, which now wraps around the two main cameras. This upgrade is reminiscent of the Motorola Razr 2025 and finally gives us a much bigger and more usable cover display. The video also reveals the addition of four widgets on the cover screen, making the user experience more functional.

Another noticeable design change is the small bezel surrounding the cover screen, giving the phone a sleek, refined look. But the real game-changer is the removal of the crease. Samsung has taken a significant step forward by eliminating the crease that’s plagued earlier foldable models. In the hands-on video, we see the display seamlessly transition from open to closed, with no visible crease in sight, which could be a major selling point for the Galaxy Z Flip 7.

As for the overall design, the video confirms the boxy shape we’ve already seen in leaked images. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 doesn’t appear to be thinner than its predecessor, but the difference may be subtle enough that we’ll have to wait until the official reveal to confirm.

Along with the Z Flip 7, there’s also a new leak of the Galaxy Z Fold 7, showing what’s believed to be a dummy unit. The video, shared by accessories maker WSKEN, shows the device, though it’s powered off throughout the clip. While the video doesn’t reveal much, we can spot some differences in the fingerprint scanner, which may hint at changes for the new model.