Samsung's Crazy 4-Fold Phone Leaked - Will It Destroy Apple's Foldable Dreams?

Samsung might be working on a mind-blowing quad-foldable phone that could leave Apple far behind in the foldable race! While Apple still hasn’t launched its first foldable, Samsung is already planning a phone that folds not once, not twice, but four times! If this is true, it could change smartphones forever.

What Is a Quad-Foldable Phone?

A quad-foldable phone is a device that can fold in multiple ways, making it super compact when closed and turning into a large tablet-like screen when fully opened.

• Rumors suggest it could fold twice vertically and twice horizontally.

• When unfolded, it might work like a mini-tablet (around 10 inches).

• When folded, it could be as small as a regular smartphone.

This means one device that works as a phone, mini-tablet, and even a small laptop!

Why Is Samsung Betting on Foldables?

Samsung has been leading the foldable phone market for years with its Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip series. Now, a quad-foldable phone could:

• Beat Apple (which still has no foldable iPhone).

• Attract professionals who want a phone + tablet in one.

• Push innovation further than ever before.

If Samsung pulls this off, Apple might have to rush its own foldable to compete!

When Will Samsung Launch This Phone?

Right now, this is just a rumor based on patents and leaks. But if Samsung is working on it:

• First prototype could arrive in 2025.

• Mass production might start by 2026.

• Price? Likely very expensive (over ₹1,50,000?).

Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything yet, but tech fans are already excited!

Can Apple Catch Up?

Apple is rumored to be working on a foldable iPhone or iPad, but:

• Samsung has years of experience in foldables.

• Apple is usually late to new designs (like with 5G).

• If Samsung launches first, Apple might struggle to compete.

This could be Samsung’s biggest win over Apple yet!A quad-foldable phone sounds like science fiction, but Samsung might make it real soon. If they do, Apple will have to move fast—or get left behind.