Samsung’s foldable future is taking shape, and thanks to a leaked official promo chart, we now have a clearer look at what to expect from the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and Flip 7 FE.
With the launch set for July 9, this latest leak-courtesy of trusted tipster Roland Quandt-confirms several exciting upgrades across Samsung’s foldable lineup.
The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is being marketed as the ultimate powerhouse, designed for versatility and productivity. It boasts an expansive 8-inch inner display, yet Samsung has managed to keep the device sleek-just 8.9mm thick when folded and a super-slim 4.2mm when open
. Despite the larger screen, the 4,400mAh battery remains unchanged. One of the most notable upgrades? A massive jump from a 50MP to a 200MP main camera, putting it much closer to flagship camera standards.
Storage-wise, the Fold 7 will launch in 256GB and 512GB variants, though a 1TB option is rumored for select markets. The device weighs in at 216 grams and features a 6.5-inch outer display. Samsung claims this is their thinnest and lightest book-style foldable yet.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is aimed at those seeking portability and accessibility. It features a slightly larger 6.9-inch inner screen and a beefed-up 4,300mAh battery. Like the Fold, it will come in 256GB and 512GB configurations. The Flip 7 continues to refine the clamshell design without skimping on performance.
Then there’s the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, a more budget-friendly foldable option. It shares the same 6.9-inch internal display as the Flip 7 but settles for a smaller 4,000mAh battery. Storage starts at 128GB, with a 256GB version also expected. Unlike its flagship siblings, the FE model is likely to be powered by Samsung’s own Exynos chipset instead of Qualcomm’s top-tier Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Elite.
While most of this information aligns with past rumors, the source’s credibility adds weight to the details. Samsung appears to be addressing past criticisms-particularly around bulk and camera quality-with these refined designs and upgraded internals. The foldable race is heating up, and Samsung seems ready to reclaim its crown.
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