Last year, Samsung launched its highly anticipated Galaxy Z Flip 6 alongside the Z Fold 6. However, despite the excitement surrounding the foldable devices, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 fell short of consumer expectations, primarily because competitors managed to introduce more innovative features. Recognizing this, Samsung has promised to implement significant changes this year, not only for its flagship models but also for its foldable devices.
The recently released Galaxy S25 series has already showcased key improvements including enhancements in design, camera capabilities, and notable AI integrations. This has set the stage for the tech community's growing interest in the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Z Fold 7, which are expected to launch in July. Recent leaks have provided a glimpse into the upcoming foldable model, heightening anticipation among fans.
The latest leak, shared by OnLeaks via Android Headlines, has revealed the first detailed visuals of the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 7. While the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 offered only incremental improvements, Samsung acknowledged the need for innovation and has expressed its commitment to delivering significant upgrades in the following year. Many users are hopeful that the new foldable will bring exciting features to the table.
One of the notable changes in the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is a marginal increase in screen size. The cover display is expected to grow from 3.4 inches on the Z Flip 6 to 3.6 inches on the Z Flip 7, while the inner display will expand from 6.7 inches to 6.8 inches. Additionally, the dimensions of the new model are reported to be 166.6 x 75.2 x 6.9mm, with a thickness of 9.1mm that includes the camera bump.
While these changes indicate gradual refinements, they fall short of being a groundbreaking upgrade, especially when compared to competitors like the Motorola Razr+ 2024, which features a larger cover display. Samsung seems to be sticking with the dual-camera layout from the Galaxy Z Flip 6, though there are speculations about potential upgrades to the camera sensors.
As for the processor that will power the Galaxy Z Flip 7, Samsung has not yet confirmed which chipset will be utilized. There have been conflicting reports regarding the use of the Exynos 2500 processor, with some sources suggesting that the company might skip this option due to low yield rates. Regardless, it is anticipated that Samsung will maintain the pricing of the new model, keeping it competitive in the foldable market.
As the launch date approaches, we expect more details about the Galaxy Z Flip 7 to emerge. With Samsung's commitment to innovation and improvements, fans are eager to see how this new foldable model will stack up against its competitors. Stay tuned for the latest updates and insights as we get closer to the official announcement.
