Samsung teases its first tri-fold smartphone | Infinium-tech

Over the past few weeks we’ve heard a lot about Samsung’s upcoming tri-fold smartphone, a direct rival to Huawei’s Mate XT. And during its Unpacked event yesterday where it unveiled the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra (and also teased the Galaxy S25 Edge), the company pretty much confirmed its plans to release such a device.

It was one of those “blink and you’ll miss it” things, where for just a few seconds during the presentation, the images below appeared, clearly showing the tri-fold form factor as part of Samsung’s future. She was showing. An as-yet-unannounced pair of Project Muhan XR headsets and smart glasses.

According to the latest rumors on the matter, the production of Samsung’s first tri-fold smartphone will be limited to only about 200,000 units. This will apparently come in the third quarter of the year i.e. between July and September. This is exactly in line with Samsung’s annual foldable device launch event, which took place in July in 2024.

Samsung Display has already showcased two tri-fold screens, one that takes a Z-like shape like the Mate XT and another that folds like a G so that no part of the screen is exposed when the phone is completely folded.

The outline shown in Samsung’s Unpacked presentation is of a Z-style foldable like the Mate XT, so it could arrive first. We will have to wait and see. However, prepare yourself for the price of this thing – it will definitely be Samsung’s most expensive foldable to date.