Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Design Leaked Ahead of Launch
The first leaked image of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has surfaced online, revealing a design that closely mirrors its predecessor with a vertical triple-camera setup. The foldable is expected to launch in July 2025 at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event.
Samsung will reportedly roll out the Galaxy Z Fold 7 in July 2025 on its second Galaxy Unpacked event, in tandem with the Galaxy Z Flip 7. Although the South Korean technology giant has not yet officially announced the foldable handset, new leaks are already popping up online, giving an early glimpse into its design and shape.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 Design Leaked via Render
A fresh render — first posted by a Weibo user and promptly taken down — has uncovered what looks to be the back design of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. The shot, being passed around among leakers, highlights the phone's vertical triple-camera setup, a configuration akin to the present Fold 6.
Even if it looks like a dummy unit instead of a ready product, the leak has at least given us a peek into Samsung's cautious attitude towards designing change. The next foldable is likely to maintain the book-like form factor that has become synonymous with the Z Fold series.
What We Know So Far
There was also a recent leak of the Galaxy Z Fold 7's dimensions, indicating minimal differences in size from its predecessor. Although the internal improvements are unknown, it is speculated that Samsung will prioritize keeping the Fold 7 thinner, lighter, and perhaps more resistant.
