Samsung has been developing a trifold smartphone – popularly referred to as the Galaxy G Fold 7 to match the naming scheme of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 — for some time now. Nevertheless, precise information about the device has emerged sporadically. Currently, it appears that additional details have surfaced, which may provide us with insight into the expected battery for Samsung’s inaugural trifold gadget.
As per a recent report from Chosun, the Galaxy Z Trifold — it will be quite exciting when Samsung finally officially names this device — is set to launch with a considerably large battery. The report suggests that it will feature a 5,600 mAh battery, indicating that it will have a more substantial battery than the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which has garnered much acclaim for Samsung in recent months.
Furthermore, the speculations regarding Samsung’s trifold having a 6.5-inch screen externally and an expansive 10-inch display once opened appear to be corroborated here, in addition to insights about the pricing of the new trifolding phone, anticipated to be around $3,000. This positions it at a significantly higher price point than Samsung’s other foldables, and it remains uncertain if the device will even be available in the US at this time.
