[ad_1] *The main image is for reference and shows the Huawei Mate XT. | Image credit – Huawei Four Galaxy Z series phones will be released this year - according to reliable industry insiders Gocanlusref – are the following: Taking all this into consideration, as well as the cost of a tri-foldable smartphone, Samsung has decided to produce very few of these new phones. The Huawei Mate XT foldable phone is a very beautiful and expensive device. | Video credit – Huawei So, how big is the Galaxy 3D Fold? Two different size ranges have been reported but it looks like it will be at least 9.5 inches larger when fully opened. It will be folded on both sides similarly to A triple-folding screen presented by Samsung at CES. Finally, conflicting reports about the launch of the Galaxy tri-foldable phone are circulating online. Initial reports indicated that the phone will be launched in 2026 but new reports claim that it will be launched in the third quarter of this year. Production will begin soon in Q2 and the phone may be announced at Galaxy Unpacked on January 22.
The Z Flip and Z Fold series phones did not sell as well as the company had hoped. This has reduced production to more realistic numbers. The upcoming Z series phones will reportedly target lower sales numbers. Foldable smartphones currently seem stuck in a love-it-or-hate-it cycle. I still don't really see the appeal — though I like larger phones in general — and I can't ignore the crease no matter how much it improves. Others swear by foldable devices and never want to go back to traditional smartphones.
Apparently, Samsung will only manufacture 200,000 units of the tri-fold phone Galaxy phone. Considering the fact that this phone will likely cost over $2,000, this is a very reasonable production goal in my opinion. the The Apple Vision Pro — priced at $3,499 — has only sold about 400,000 units according to reports.
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Four new Galaxy foldables coming in 2025 including a tri-fold, here are the details
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