Samsung just teased the Galaxy Z Fold 7—thinner, lighter, and packed with Snapdragon 8 Elite & Android 16! Click to see the jaw-dropping details!
Samsung is building excitement around its upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7, expected to launch next month. The company recently released two official teasers, giving fans a first look at what they call their “thinnest, lightest, and most advanced foldable yet.” While the design remains mostly under wraps, the teaser offers enough hints to stir curiosity, especially about the device’s reduced thickness and updated features.
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Galaxy Z Fold 7 Sleeker Design and New Teaser Video
Samsung shared a short teaser video that gives a silhouette view of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. Though not fully detailed, the clip confirms the phone’s book-style folding mechanism and suggests a much thinner profile than before.
- The teaser doesn’t show the full design but gives a better look than the previous one.
- Samsung hasn’t shared the exact dimensions yet.
- However, the company confidently calls it their thinnest and most lightweight foldable so far.
For comparison, here’s how the Galaxy Z Fold 6 measures:
| Galaxy Z Fold 6 Dimensions | Inches |
|---|---|
| Closed | – Length: 6.04 – Width: 2.68 – Thickness: 0.48 |
| Open | – Length: 6.04 – Width: 5.22 – Thickness: 0.22 |
If Samsung’s claims are true, we can expect the Fold 7 to beat these numbers, offering better portability without losing performance.
Built on a Legacy of Refinement
In an official blog post, Samsung mentioned that the Fold 7 is the result of continuous improvement in their foldable series. Each new generation has aimed to be more compact, lighter, and more durable than the last.
Samsung even mentioned that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 marks a “milestone” in this journey. There are also hints at an “Ultra” experience, though it’s unclear whether this will affect the phone’s name or features.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 Spotted on Certification Sites
Ahead of its launch, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 has already appeared on several certification platforms, confirming key details:
- Model Number: SM-F966B (also seen as SM-F966U, SM-F966U1, and SM-F966W for different regions).
- FCC Certification: Confirms its use in the U.S.
- BIS and UL Demko Listings: Indicate approval in India and Europe.
- IMDA Certification: Suggests the device will also launch in Singapore.
These certifications not only confirm the phone’s upcoming release but also give a peek into its specs. One of the most exciting upgrades in the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is its chipset. The foldable will run on Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite processor.
- Chipset Code: SM8750
- This is the same chip expected in the Galaxy S25 series.
- Samsung might even offer a boosted version called Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy with higher clock speeds.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 Possible Features and Upgrades
Apart from the thinner body and powerful processor, several features are expected to make their way into the Galaxy Z Fold 7.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Primary Camera | 200MP sensor (upgrade from 50MP in Z Fold 6) |
| Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite (SM8750) |
| Software | Android 16 with One UI 8 (out-of-the-box) |
| Battery Capacity | 4,272mAh (slightly smaller than Fold 6’s 4,400mAh) |
| Fast Charging | 25W (likely same as previous generation) |
| 5G Support | 18 5G bands |
| Other Connectivity | NFC Ultra Wide Band (UWB) wireless charging reverse wireless charging |
With rivals like Google, OnePlus, and Motorola entering the foldable game, Samsung appears to be responding with a premium, highly refined product that addresses past shortcomings—especially bulkiness and weight.
While we still wait for the official reveal next month, the teasers and certifications already make it clear that Samsung is aiming to lead the foldable race once again. Keep an eye out—this could be one of the most exciting smartphone launches of the year.
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