Samsung’s Tri-Fold Phone Seen Up Close in New Video
New video footage has surfaced, providing the most detailed look yet at Samsung’s first-ever tri-fold smartphone, following its initial debut behind glass at the 2025 K-Tech Showcase last week.
The video, posted by SBS News and Omokgyo Electronics, reveals the unnamed device from multiple angles, offering new insights into its design and mechanics. The unit features two hinges, with the left hinge appearing visibly wider than the right.
When fully unfolded, the device’s three panels create a large 10-inch diagonal display. The video demonstrates the cover screen shifting to the right side as the remaining two panels fold out to expand the screen. When fully open, the device appears notably thin from a side profile.
The new footage also confirms several design elements borrowed from Samsung’s existing foldable line. The back of the device houses an external display alongside a triple-camera system and LED flash, which bears a strong resemblance to the camera module on the Galaxy Z Fold7.
The right-hand side of the tri-fold features the power button and volume keys. The power button also appears to house an integrated fingerprint scanner, a design consistent with the Z Fold7.
While “Galaxy Z TriFold” is the rumoured name, Samsung has not yet released an official name, detailed specifications, or the exact dimensions for the device.
