Samsung says the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold7 will be the thinnest and lightest foldable yet

10 June 2025
The Korean brand says it will offer an "Ultra experience."

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  • Anonymous
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  • 16 Jun 2025

WOOOOW ..... I didn't see that coming

    I understand Samsung's thinking now. Samsung confused foldable phones with miniskirts 😀. And yes, with miniskirts, the shorter the better 😀. But who will buy miniskirts from Samsung for 2500 USD?

      Another nonsense from Samsung: THE THINNEST MOBILE PHONE 😀👎 After all, who needs the thinnest foldable mobile phone for $2,500 that "thanks to its thinness" is damaged by non quality cameras and "has to fix the quality using AI software". That is the "work" of spreadsheet marketers who actually don't understand mobile phones. I would pay Samsung $3,000 without batting an eye for a foldable mobile phone that is 5 mm thick when unfolded and 10 mm when folded and has a built-in 64 mpx sensor, 1/1.3" in size, and has a great 3x periscopic telephoto lens with focusing from 13 cm like my Vivo x fold3 Pro. Samsung doesn't know who its cash cow is, or rather, a solvent customer willing to pay more money for quality that Samsung unfortunately cannot produce. I had to leave its ecosystem only because of Samsung's inability to produce a quality foldable mobile phone.

        Another nonsense from Samsung: THE THINNEST MOBILE PHONE 😀👎 After all, who needs the thinnest foldable mobile phone for $2,500 that "thanks to its thinness" is damaged by non quality cameras and "has to fix the quality using AI software". That is the "work" of spreadsheet marketers who actually don't understand mobile phones. I would pay Samsung $3,000 without batting an eye for a foldable mobile phone that is 5 mm thick when unfolded and 10 mm when folded and has a built-in 64 mpx sensor, 1/1.3" in size, and has a great 3x periscopic telephoto lens with focusing from 13 cm like my Vivo x fold3 Pro. Samsung doesn't know who its cash cow is, or rather, a solvent customer willing to pay more money for quality that Samsung unfortunately cannot produce. I had to leave its ecosystem only because of Samsung's inability to produce a quality foldable mobile phone.

          Joe, 10 Jun 2025I think it's Samsung gimmick, because Samsung still no... more1 component, battery not what the Chinese competitors are using makes the entire overall product a "gimmick"?!

          Bruv did you even looking the definition of the words yet for yourself??!!

          Its not to simply trick or garner attention to the product. Its segment and uniqueness in features does that on its own.

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            • DavidFr
            • J6c
            • 11 Jun 2025

            After 6 years of making such a mockery of their customers, they can finally make a little effort...

              Another battery failure from samsung

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                • Anonymous
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                • 11 Jun 2025

                potato4k, 10 Jun 2025Most users here are just kids with cheap Redmi phones. That... moreCheap Redmi phones are way better than cheap Samsung phones.

                  vrvly, 10 Jun 2025What I want from fold: 1 better cameras, 2 better charg... moreOppo n5. Honor v3. v5. Vivo x3. x5

                  You won't get that list in a Samsung 😄

                    What I want from fold:
                    1 better cameras,
                    2 better charging,
                    3 better battery,
                    4 wide outside screen,
                    5 maybe, just maybe less thick.
                    Somehow they felt last one was needed the most.

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                      • Anonymous
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                      • 10 Jun 2025

                      Milan987, 10 Jun 2025I have a VIVO X Fold3 Pro with a battery with a Si/C anode.... moreBull$hit. I don't use the Samsungs I have, that much I like them. And just because your phone, one year old, works good, don't prove anything. ANY new tech should be received with precaution. If you want and like to test new tech on your onw budget, be my guest, but i'm not interested to do it.

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                        • jdd
                        • SH7
                        • 10 Jun 2025

                        foldable market share in Europe is a little over 1%

                          Anonymous, 10 Jun 2025You don't get it. These batteries might not be reliabl... moreI have a VIVO X Fold3 Pro with a battery with a Si/C anode. I have a Si/C battery with 5700mAh for the second year, I have had it for the second year, the current battery capacity is 99%. It is an excellent battery in an excellent mobile. The rumors that it is "New technology that needs to be verified are of course nonsense that can only be spread by people close to Samsung"

                            I have a VIVO X Fold3 Pro with a battery with a Si/C anode. I have a Si/C battery with 5700mAh for the second year, the current battery capacity is 99%. It is an excellent battery in an excellent mobile. The rumors that it is "New technology that needs to be verified are of course nonsense that can only be spread by people close to Samsung"

                              I don't understand Samsung's marketing officials. They probably only understand MS Excel, but they don't understand foldable phones. After all, no one probably needs the thinnest foldable phone. The quality of the sensors and camera optics will be sacrificed for a thin phone. I don't believe that anyone who wants a quality phone will buy the Fold7. It's like the miniskirt trend, the shorter the better. Hahaha Samsung

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                                • Anonymous
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                                • 10 Jun 2025

                                Anonymous, 10 Jun 2025To prove something, OnePlus DID NOT USE silicon carbon batt... moreYou don't get it. These batteries might not be reliable, they might break easily, they might lose capacity too fast or something. It's impossible to predict their behavior. Any new technology is unripe and bound to be improved. I don't know what you try to prove - nobody knows, actually. Si/C batteries are not a proven technology. Not yet. Personally, I will wait like 5 years before I buy a phone with this tech.

                                  Anonymous, 10 Jun 2025So you're telling us almost everyone walks with z fold 6lol. 900k.

                                    Not Again, 10 Jun 2025The 13T has Si/C, but for some reason and somehow the 13s d... moreLearn to read and understand context, then you might understand a thing or two.

                                    This is going to be a thin phone, thus it's likely going to compromise on battery, Si/C was mention that they should use that, while the 13s was mentioned to say that they don't need the new technology to offer larger batteries.

                                      PepperPot, 10 Jun 2025Prior to Z6 release, there was a growing mindset on the Z r... moreI'm part of those who picked it up on Decemeber 🫡

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                                        • 10 Jun 2025

                                        DarlingYext, 10 Jun 2025For those trying to disagree, should Just Read these. &q... moreThe 13T has Si/C, but for some reason and somehow the 13s does NOT.
                                        Why are you even still here?
                                        This is your're own comment which has nothing to do with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7
                                        Whilst Darling Yext didn't explicitly mention the Galaxy Z Fold7
                                        Has nothing to say on Galaxy Z Fold7 now no-one has taken the bait
                                        Why are you even still here? A Nine second video and you've bored us already with FIVE posts already... get a life

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