Samsung on Wednesday announced three new foldable phones in its latest push to popularize what the company believes is the future of smartphones.

Foldable phones promised a revolution but haven’t taken off. Learn why buyers are hesitant, and if the vivo X Fold5 can shift the narrative.

During its Unpacked summer showcase event in Brooklyn, New York, Samsung announced several new Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and a more affordable flip-style foldable phone.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and Flip 7 FE in India with prices starting at ₹89,999. These AI-powered foldables pack slimmer designs, upgraded hardware, and Android 16-based One UI 8.

Samsung Electronics and Vivo's recent foldable smartphone launches have rekindled interest in a segment that had lost momentum. Yet supply chain executives view these 2025 releases as mere warm-ups before Apple's anticipated 2026 debut in the foldable sector,

Samsung on Wednesday launched three new folding smartphones in total, including two thinner top-end devices and a cheaper version of its flip phone.

Compared to more traditional smartphones, foldables often compromise on camera performance because of space constraints; each half of the phone is usually substantially thinner than the typical candybar phone.

At its summer Unpacked event, Samsung announced its first "budget" foldable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip FE, for a price that doesn't exactly scream "budget" to most people.

Looking to buy a foldable smartphone in India? Check out our July 2025 list of the best foldable phones—from premium flagship models to budget-friendly picks from brands like Google, Samsung, OnePlus,