Samsung’s inaugural multi-folding smartphone, the Galaxy G Fold, might be available in limited quantities at launch. Its folding mechanism differs from that of the Mate XT Ultimate.
Samsung has yet to announce a release date for its long-awaited trifolding device. The putative Galaxy G Fold. A new report from The Bell provides a rough estimate of when it might surface, and reveals some of its inner workings. It may be out of reach for most people because its asking price is so high (reportedly $3,000).
According to the report, Samsung plans to mass produce the Galaxy G Fold in September 2025. However, it does not specify when it will be launched. The report adds that “small quantities, mainly in the domestic and Chinese markets”will be the date when the foldable is available. It implies that it could be available in China under the Galaxy W name, possibly alongside the China-specific Galaxy Z Fold 7 or Galaxy Z Flip 7.
Samsung wants to position the device as a proof of concept device to test the water, rather than something for the masses. This is expected for a device in its first generation. Samsung may find it difficult to sell the Galaxy G Fold to the general public, even if they wanted to. This is due to its high production costs.
In terms of specs, the Galaxy G Fold will be equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Elite for Galaxy. Its camera will likely be based on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 with the same sensors. It could be a close race with the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate, but it may win in other areas.
Galaxy G Fold Design
Android Authority gave us our first look at Galaxy G Fold. Its ‘G” tag comes from its ability to fold in a G shape, with two internal foldings instead of just one. The device is also expected to have four screens with the cover screen positioned between the two edges. Three vertically aligned cameras are located at the back. Two of the four panels have a selfie camera.
This device can be configured in many different ways, allowing for a variety of interesting uses. The panel with the back camera cannot be folded first inward, and a warning will appear on the screen if you try to do so. If you are a Huawei Mate XT Ultimate user and decide to switch to the Galaxy Fold, you may need to reprogram your muscle memory in order to become accustomed to Samsung’s new foldable device.
Anil Ganti – Senior Tech Writer Since the age of 8, I’ve been a PC gamer. I was first attracted to tech by my passion for gaming. At the age of 19, I received my first writing job. I have a degree from the mechanical engineering department and have worked for a few publications, including Wccftech, before joining Notebookcheck. I cover a wide range of topics, including smartphones, gaming and computer hardware.
Anil Ganti – Senior Tech Writer Since the age of 8, I’ve been a PC gamer. I was first attracted to tech by my passion for gaming. At the age of 19, I received my first writing job. I have a degree from the mechanical engineering department and have worked for a few publications, including Wccftech, before joining Notebookcheck. I cover a wide range of topics, including smartphones, gaming and computer hardware.
Anil replace, 2025-7-3 (update: 2025-7- 3)
